Available 100% online, Brenau’s M.Acc. program offers specialized knowledge in accounting, taxation and auditing to prepare you for CPA and CMA certification.
The Master of Accounting (M.Acc.) program at Brenau University provides advanced financial knowledge so you can get public and managerial accounting positions. In addition to specialized instruction in accounting, taxation, auditing, fraud prevention and other principles, you’ll gain confidence in your ability to prepare financial statements and communicate financial information effectively.
The ultimate goal of Brenau’s M.Acc. program is to prepare you to take and pass certification exams to be a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or Certified Management Accountant (CMA); exam questions and simulations are infused throughout the program so you know what to expect.
Graduates of Brenau’s M.Acc. program will be prepared to:
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Our number-one priority is providing easy access to quality education so you can improve your life and achieve your career goals. Take advantage of resources like our professional tutoring program, academic coaching and the writing center – all of which serve online students.
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Accountants and Auditors
$69,350
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Accountants and Auditors
10%
Projected growth, 2016–2026
$755
Cost per credit
85%
More than 85% of Brenau students receive some sort of financial assistance
Brenau University is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Core classes for this degree include:
Work-life balance is becoming increasingly important to many business professionals. For Jenny, finding the right school-life balance was just as important. By earning her graduate business degree online from Brenau, she was able to make time each day for her full-time job, her family and her education.
“I didn’t feel selfish in pursuing my own education,” Jenny says, “because I was able to really balance the coursework and the interaction with the professors with a schedule that made sense for me.”