Accounting MBA at Mississippi College
The MBA with Accounting Concentration focuses on accounting skills needed in today’s business environment. The curriculum prepares students for professional careers in the public, private, or governmental sector. This program is designed to provide the educational background to students who plan to become a Certified Public Accountant, to attain other professional certifications, or for students who need more intensive accounting knowledge to accomplish their career objectives. The coursework includes accounting courses in financial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation and auditing.
ACCOUNTING MBA Requirements:
Graduate Courses: MBA-Accounting
ECO 6531 Economics of the Firm 3
FIN 6541 Financial Management 3
MGT 6571 Quantitative Management 3
MGT 6572 Policy Formulation and Administration 3
TOTAL 12
MBA Accounting Curriculum:
ACC 6504 Federal Tax Accounting 3
ACC 6510 Auditing Concepts and Applications 3
ACC 6511 Accounting Theory 3
ACC 6502 Advanced Accounting II 3
Elective 3
Elective 3
TOTAL 18
TOTAL GRADUATE HOURS 30
Elective Options:
ACC 5401 Advanced Accounting I
ACC 5407 Governmental Accounting
ACC 6508 CPA Review, Accounting and Reporting
ACC 6513 Fraud Accounting
ACC 6517 Estate and Gift Taxation
ACC 6642 Pension and Employee Benefit Law
FIN 6545 Tax Planning
GBU 6551 Organization Behavior
GBU 6552 Law and Ethics in the Business Environment
FIN 6542 Advanced Financial Management
FIN 6546 Investments
FIN 6543 Financial Statement Analysis
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