"Union's Master of Accountancy program gave me the chance to accelerate my graduation while providing a broad, well-rounded curriculum."
Hunter Martin ('16)
Masters of Accountancy
Professional accountants are in demand. Union's fully online Master of Accountancy (MAcc) degree prepares you for professional certification as a CPA and a successful career in financial institutions, government, industry, nonprofit organizations and public practice.
The small faculty-to-student ratio allows close interaction with our professional faculty and their colleagues. Students will find flexible online course schedules and professional faculty advisors to walk them through the program. This program extends the opportunity for students, whether they have previous studies in accounting or professionals looking to change their career into accounting.
"Union University is an academic institution that not only promotes academic excellence, but more importantly promotes Jesus Christ."
Kyle West, CPA ('17)
Master of Accountancy
Welcome to the McAfee School of Business. We develop business leaders to fulfill their purpose in Christ and society. Start your journey to high impact, biblically based leadership today.
Undergraduate Accounting majors may apply to the MAcc program during the latter half of their junior year. All regular admission requirements must be met except the requirement to possess a bachelor's degree. After admission to the program, undergraduate students may take up to 9 hours of graduate courses that are required in the MAcc while completing the B.S.B.A. The 9 hours of courses are treated as regular undergraduate courses for both tuition and financial aid purposes. Students who desire to complete more than nine graduate hours prior to completing their B.S.B.A. must receive approval from the MAcc Program Director. Courses taken after graduation from the bachelor's degree are charged at the normal MAcc graduate rate. Students will not be required to complete the MAcc before receiving the B.S.B.A.
Are you an undergraduate student who received the HOPE Scholarship? If so, you may qualify for extended eligibility.
Are you an undergraduate student who received the HOPE Scholarship? If so, you may qualify for extended eligibility for graduate studies.
All CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license (i.e., permit to practice) to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet.
If you intend to attain CPA licensure outside the state of Tennessee, please contact Dr. Karen C. Miller, Coordinator of Accountancy, for more information on the requirements specific to the state(s) in which you intend to be licensed.
