Master of Accounting
As one of the first STEM-designated accounting programs in the U.S., Ohio State’s Master of Accounting (MAcc) graduate program is a national leader. Fisher delivers personalized, hands-on experiences to prepare you for the real world. Unlike traditional master’s programs that require a strict and steady diet of accountancy-focused classwork, Fisher goes further by building on an accounting foundation with a variety of advanced business electives you choose. This format gives you a more well-rounded education so you're ready for a business world that needs you. Learn more about the program by downloading our one-page MAcc information sheet here.
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For more information on the AMIS graduate programs, please see the Graduate Studies Committee Handbook below.
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Deloitte Foundation Accounting Scholars Program
Ohio State's Fisher College of Business is proud to collaborate with the Deloitte Foundation to champion diverse talent entering the CPA profession. Together, Fisher and the Deloitte Foundation are providing a limited number of full scholarships (excluding books and living expenses) for selected students interested in pursuing Fisher’s one-year master’s in accounting. In the spirit of supporting a diverse student population, the program endeavors to consider an expansive pool of candidates. This scholarship program can help students meet the 150 credit hour requirement for CPA eligibility.
Express your interest in this award before January 5, 2024
We're now test optional
The MAcc program is test-optional. Test optional means we allow you to opt-out of submitting GMAT or GRE test scores to be considered for admission. Applying to the MAcc program as test-optional does not guarantee a favorable admission decision, and your application will be reviewed holistically. We encourage prospective students to take the GRE or GMAT and share scores with us if you think they reflect your ability and potential.
View deadline information and application requirements
DID YOU KNOW? You don't have to be an accounting major
MAcc gives back - social impact:
Twice each year, the MAcc students, faculty, staff, and local accounting professionals (including alumni) gather together to perform a day of service in the greater Columbus community. The MAcc program has volunteered time at charities and organizations such as Same Page Foundation, Furniture Bank of Ohio, Gladden Community House Food Pantry, Ronald McDonald House, and MidOhio Food Bank.
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