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MAcc, 3/2 Program & JD/MAcc curriculum

Master of Accounting

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include all of the following auditing courses—4 credits:

ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 6 credits from:

ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting & Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

C. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2

3. Required business core coursework—8 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2
BUL 5832Commercial Law for Accountants2
GEB 6229Professional Communication for Accountants2

4. Required information systems course—2 credits

Must include 2 credits from the following courses (students who completed ISM 6129, ISM 6405, or ISM 6485 prior to Fall 2019 will have fulfilled this requirement):

ISM 6128Advanced Business Systems Design & Development 12
ISM 6222Business Telecommunications Strategy & Applications 12
QMB 6358Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions 12

5. Required approved business electives—4 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

Total hours required to complete the MAcc—Concentration in Auditing: 34

Note: Total hours increase by the student’s unmet preparatory coursework.

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include all of the following tax courses—6 credits):

TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 4 credits from the following tax courses:

ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student) 2

C. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting & Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

3. Required business core coursework—8 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2
BUL 5832Commercial Law for Accountants2
GEB 6229Professional Communication for Accountants2

4. Required approved business electives—6 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

Total hours required to complete the MAcc—Concentration in Taxation: 34

Note: Total hours increase by the student’s unmet preparatory coursework.

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include at least 2 credits of financial accounting from:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting and Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 2 credits of auditing from:

ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2

C. Must include at least 2 credits of taxation from:

ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2

D. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student) 2

3. Required business core coursework—8 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2
BUL 5832Commercial Law for Accountants2
GEB 6229Professional Communication for Accountants2

4. Required approved business electives—6 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

Total hours required to complete the MAcc—No Concentration: 34

Note: Total hours increase by the student’s unmet preparatory coursework.

3/2 Program

The course sequencing listed below is a general suggestion and assumes students enter UF with no incoming credit.  Individual course plans will vary.  Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic advisor regularly to develop an individualized plan of study.

Semester 1—Fall – 14 credits 

ECO 2023 Principles of Microeconomics (GE-S) 4 credits
Quest 1 (GE-H)3 credits
MAC 2233 Survey of Calculus 1 (State Core GE-M)3 credits
Composition (State Core GE-C) (WR-6)3 credits
Elective1 credit

Minimum Tracking Requirements for Universal Tracking Term 1 (UT1): 

  1. Maintain a minimum 3.0 UF GPA. 
  2. Maintain a minimum 3.0 preprofessional GPA. 
  3. Complete a total of two critical tracking courses. 

Semester 2—Spring – 16 credits

ECO 2013 Principles of Macroeconomics (State Core GE-S)4 credits
GEB 2216 Professional Business Writing (GE-C, WR-6)3 credits
MAC 2234 Survey of Calculus 2 (GE-M)3 credits
Humanities (State Core GE-H)3 credits
Biological or Physical Sciences (State Core GE-B or P)3 credits

Minimum Tracking Requirements for UT2: 

  1. Maintain a minimum 3.0 UF GPA. 
  2. Maintain a minimum 3.0 preprofessional GPA. 
  3. Complete a total of four critical tracking courses. 
  4. Complete MAC 2233 or equivalent. 

*Note: Quest 1 should be completed no later than UT2.

Semester 3—Fall – 15 credits

ACG 2021 Introduction to Financial Accounting4 credits
CGS 2531 Problem Solving Using Computer Software (GE-M)
Recommended alternative: ISM 3013		3 credits
GEB 3218 Professional Speaking3 credits
Humanities with International and Writing (GE-H and N, WR-6)3 credits
Elective2 credits

Minimum Tracking Requirements for UT3: 

  1. Maintain a minimum 3.0 UF GPA. 
  2. Maintain a minimum 3.0 preprofessional GPA. 
  3. Complete a total of six critical tracking courses. 
  4. Earn a minimum grade of “B” in ACG 2021. 

Semester 4—Spring – 15 credits

ACG 2071 Introduction to Managerial Accounting4 credits
STA 2023 Introduction to Statistics3 credits
Quest 2 (GE-B or P) 3 credits
Social and Behavioral Sciences with Writing (GE-S, WR-6)3 credits
Elective 2 credits

Minimum Tracking Requirements for UT4: 

  1. Maintain a minimum 3.0 UF GPA. 
  2. Maintain a minimum 3.0 preprofessional GPA. 
  3. Complete all critical tracking courses. 
  4. Earn a minimum grade of “B” in ACG 2071. 
  5. Complete all general education requirements, International/Diversity focus, and writing requirement courses. 
MAN 3025 Principles of Management
Prerequisite: ECO 2013, ECO 2023 or AEB 2014, and sophomore standing		4 credits
MAR 3023 Principles of Marketing
Prerequisite: ECO 2013, ECO 2023 or AEB 2014, and sophomore standing 		4 credits

Semester 5—Fall – 16 credits

ACG 3401 Business Processes & Accounting Info. Systems
Prerequisite: ACG 2021—B, ACG 2071—B, and CGS 2531 or ISM 3013		4 credits
ACG 3101 Financial Accounting and Reporting 1 
Prerequisite: ACG 2021—B, ACG 2071—B 		4 credits
QMB 3250 Statistics for Business Decisions 
Prerequisite: STA 2023		4 credits
FIN 3403 Business Finance
Prerequisite: If sophomore, then ACG 2021 and ECO 2023 or If junior, then ACG 2021		4 credits

Semester 6—Spring – 16 credits

  • Apply for admission to 3/2 Program 
  • Recruit for Summer Leadership Programs – must be on track for semester 6 
ACG 4111 Financial Accounting and Reporting 2
Prerequisite: ACG 3101—C, FIN 3403		4 credits
ACG 4341 Cost and Managerial Accounting
Prerequisite: ACG 3101—C, ACG 3401—C, QMB 3250, MAC 2234		4 credits
GEB 3373 International Business
Prerequisite: MAN 3025 and MAR 3023		4 credits
QMB 3302 Found. of Business Analytics & Artificial Intelligence 
Prerequisite: MAC 2233 or MAC 2311		4 credits
BUL 4310 The Legal Environment of Business
Prerequisite: Junior standing or sophomore standing and ECO 2023 		4 credits

Semester 7—Fall – 12 credits

  • Admitted to Graduate School, graduate standing 
  • Recruit for spring or summer internship – must be on track for semester 7 
*ACG 5637 Auditing 1 (Module 1)
Prerequisite: ACG 4111—C, ACG 4341—C, accounting majors only 		2 credits
*ACG 5647 Auditing 2 (Module 2)
Prerequisite: ACG 5637 – C, accounting majors only 		2 credits
*TAX 5025 Federal Income Tax 1 (Module 1)
Prerequisite: ACG 4111—C, ACG 4341 – C, accounting majors only		2 credits
*TAX 5027 Federal Income Tax 2 (Module 2) 
Prerequisite: TAX 5025 – C, accounting majors only		2 credits
MAN 4504 Operations and Supply Chain Management
Prerequisite: Completion of all business core courses (however MAN 4504 can be taken with one business core course remaining with consent from Heavener School of Business—HVNR 333)		4 credits

Semester 8—Spring – 10-12 credits

*†ACG 5226 Advanced Accounting2 credits
*†ACG 5815 Accounting Regulation2 credits
*†TAX 5065 Tax Professional Research2 credits
*†Other MAcc courses4-6 credits

*Graduate courses, Graduate tuition and fees assessed. 

†MAcc courses. Students completing a spring internship must return to campus the following summer or will delay graduation by one year. 

Total hours for Years 1 through 4: 122 

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

For the 3/2 Program, these courses are included in Years 1-4 course sequencing.

Total hours from years 1 through 4: 122

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include all of the following auditing courses—4 credits:

ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 6 credits from:

ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting & Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

C. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2

3. Required business core coursework—8 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2
BUL 5832Commercial Law for Accountants2
GEB 6229Professional Communication for Accountants2

4. Required information systems course—2 credits

Must include 2 credits from the following courses (students who completed ISM 6129, ISM 6405, or ISM 6485 prior to Fall 2019 will have fulfilled this requirement):

ISM 6128Advanced Business Systems Design & Development 12
ISM 6222Business Telecommunications Strategy & Applications 12
QMB 6358Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions 12

5. Required approved business electives—4 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

Total hours required to complete the 3/2 Program—Concentration in Auditing: 150

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

For the 3/2 Program, these courses are included in Years 1-4 course sequencing.

Total hours from years 1 through 4: 122

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include all of the following Tax courses—6 credits):

TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 4 credits from the following Tax courses:

ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student) 2

C. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting & Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

3. Required business core coursework—8 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2
BUL 5832Commercial Law for Accountants2
GEB 6229Professional Communication for Accountants2

4. Required approved business electives—6 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

Total hours required to complete the 3/2 Program—Concentration in Taxation: 150

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

For the 3/2 Program, these courses are included in Years 1-4 course sequencing.

Total hours from years 1 through 4: 122

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include at least 2 credits of financial accounting from:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting and Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 2 credits of auditing from:

ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2

C. Must include at least 2 credits of taxation from:

ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2

D. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student) 2

3. Required business core coursework—8 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2
BUL 5832Commercial Law for Accountants2
GEB 6229Professional Communication for Accountants2

4. Required approved business electives—6 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

Total hours required to complete the 3/2 Program—No Concentration: 150

JD/Master of Accounting

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include all of the following auditing courses—4 credits:

ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 6 credits from:

ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting & Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

C. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2

3. Required business core coursework—2 credits

Must include 2 credits from the following courses:

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2

4. Required information systems course—2 credits

Must include 2 credits from the following courses (students who completed ISM 6129, ISM 6405, or ISM 6485 prior to Fall 2019 will have fulfilled this requirement):

ISM 6128Advanced Business Systems Design & Development 12
ISM 6222Business Telecommunications Strategy & Applications 12
QMB 6358Statistical Analysis for Managerial Decisions 12

5. Required Law School courses—10 credits

LAW 5000Contracts 12
Commercial Law Courses8

Total hours required to complete the JD/MAcc—Concentration in Auditing: 34

Note: Total hours increase by the student’s unmet preparatory coursework.

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include all of the following tax courses—6 credits):

TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 4 credits from the following tax courses:

ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student) 2

C. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting & Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

3. Required business core coursework—2 credits

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2

4. Required approved business elective—2 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

5. Required Law School courses—10 credits

LAW 5000Contracts 12
Commercial Law Courses8

Total hours required to complete the JD/MAcc—Concentration in Taxation: 34

Note: Total hours increase by the student’s unmet preparatory coursework.

1. Required accounting coursework—6 credits

ACG 5226Advanced Accounting (ACG 5647 “C”, TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 5815Accounting Regulation (ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 5065Tax Professional Research (TAX 5027 “C” & MAcc student) 2

2. Additional accounting coursework—14 credits

A. Must include at least 2 credits of financial accounting from:

ACG 5505Governmental Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6136Accounting Theory (ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6175Financial Reporting and Analysis (ACG 5226 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6841Data Analytics for Accounting (ACG 5226, “C” & MAcc student) 2

B. Must include at least 2 credits of auditing from:

ACG 6635Issues in Audit Practice (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5815 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6697Information Systems Assurance (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
ACG 6685Forensic Accounting (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2

C. Must include at least 2 credits of taxation from:

ACG 6107Accounting for Income Taxes (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6105Corporate Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6205Partnership Taxation (TAX 5065 “C” & MAcc student)2

D. Other courses to earn the minimum 14 credits required of part 2:

ACG 6691International Auditing (ACG 5226 “C” & ACG 5647 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6115Advanced Corporate Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6526International Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student)2
TAX 6877State & Local Taxation (TAX 6105 “C” & MAcc student) 2

3. Required business core coursework—2 credits

Must include 2 credits from the following courses:

MAN 5246Organizational Behavior2
MAN 6724Strategic Management2

4. Required approved business elective—2 credits

Enhance the student’s plan of study by allowing them to explore a business area relating to their career goals. Graduate business courses satisfying the approved elective requirement are listed under course availability.

Note: A maximum of 2 credits of accounting MAcc coursework may be used towards the approved business elective requirement (providing the accounting course was not used to complete the minimum accounting hours required of parts 1 or 2 listed above).

5. Required Law School courses—10 credits

LAW 5000Contracts 12
Commercial Law Courses8

Total hours required to complete the JD/MAcc—No Concentration: 34

Note: Total hours increase by the student’s unmet preparatory coursework.