Grossman School of Business

Type of Degree

AMP

School or College

Grossman School of Business

Area of Study

Business and economy

Program Format

On-campus

Credit hours to graduate

30 credits, 10 courses

Program Overview

The Master of Accountancy provides a means of entry into the public accounting profession and for positions in corporate, government and not-for-profit organizations.  Qualified undergraduate students who plan to earn the Master of Accountancy (M.Acc.) degree may enroll in the Accelerated Master’s Program which enables UVM students to begin working on their master’s degree requirements during their undergraduate study.

For current UVM accounting students ONLY, but see our full offerings below.

Offered ProgramsTraditional MAccAccelerated Masters Pathway (AMP)3+1 Dual Degree Program
Credits required150150141
Duration - avg5 years4-5 years4 years
Aimed atStudents selecting the 150-credit hour CPA Exam option without room for extra credit hours in UG schedule, career changersStudents selecting the 150-credit hour CPA Exam option with room for some extra credit hours in UG schedule but cannot complete degree earlyStudents with pre-matriculation or extra credits able to accelerate the completion of the undergrad degree early
Who Should ApplyStudents holding or close to completing an undergraduate degree (does not have to be in business)Current UVM students with 3.2 GPA who have completed BUS 3610Current UVM students with 3.2 GPA who have completed BUS 1610
BenefitsFlexible scheduling, including hybrid option, in a program with a proven track record of CPA exam successAcquire graduate degree in reduced time and reduced cost in a program that will prepare you for CPA exam successEarn both UG and graduate degree in traditional 4 years. Be prepared to take the CPA exam
Eligible to sit for CPA Exam Yes (with appropriate courses)Yes (with appropriate courses)Yes (with appropriate courses)
Apply HereHow to ApplyReleased soonTBD

Curriculum

The accelerated MAcc program allows you to take up to 9 credit hours of MAcc classes while completing an undergraduate degree. To take advantage of this program, work with the MAcc Director to design a program that fulfills all undergraduate requirements (120 hours of undergraduate coursework, and the completion of the Grossman School and concentration requirements) and allows you to add an additional three to nine hours of graduate courses during your senior year. Students pursuing this option will graduate with their BSBA having earned from 123 to 129 credit hours. The graduate credit hours earned as an undergraduate student will appear on both the undergraduate and graduate transcripts.

Deadlines

We recommend you apply by October 15 to be accepted for the spring semester or March 15 to be accepted for the fall semester.

Admissions

You can only be part of the accelerated MAcc program if you apply and are accepted into the program. 

Application Process

  1. Talk with the MAcc Director Suzanne Lowensohn or Graduate Programs Operations Lead Travis Perry to ensure you meet the accelerated MAcc requirements and fill out the Permission for Accelerated Entry into Master's Degree form.
  2. Ask one accounting faculty member to complete recommendation forms for you. You must have taken at least one 3000-level accounting or finance course.
  3. Complete the MAcc application, indicating accelerated MAcc.
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