Online applications and required forms are also available. A GPA of at least 3.0 for all accounting courses numbered 3000 and above. The minimum required score depends upon the version of the exam. The above represent minimum standards for eligibility. Meeting the minimum standards does not guarantee admission to the M.Acc. program.
Admission is selective.
The student's total record including past academic performance, work experience and demonstrated leadership qualities will be considered. Special admissions will only be considered where a student has a genuinely outstanding admissions score or undergraduate record, or has other unique qualifications, that are considered to offset a deficiency in one of the eligibility standards. Any student who participates in the joint degree program must have been accepted concurrently in both disciplines and must begin coursework in both disciplines no later than the beginning of the fourth academic term after commencement of study. Students admitted to the Levin College of Law but electing to spend their first year in the Fisher School of Accounting may enter the Levin College of Law thereafter without once again qualifying for admission as long as they are in good academic standing in the Graduate School and in the Fisher School of Accounting. Students admitted to the M.Acc. degree program who elect to spend their first year in the Levin College of Law may enter the Fisher School of Accounting thereafter provided they remain in good standing in the Levin College of Law and their study begins no later than the beginning of the fourth academic term after commencement of study in the College of Law.