Master of Accountancy in Manhattan United States | Kansas State University

The M.ACC program consists of 30 credit hours delivered through the Accounting graduate curriculum, designed to be finished in either two regular semesters plus a summer session or across three semesters. Candidates lacking full business and accounting backgrounds must demonstrate fundamental proficiency in key business disciplines including accounting, statistics, management information systems, economics, finance, marketing, and management. This foundational knowledge can be obtained through designated prerequisite courses. The exact number of required foundation courses varies based on each applicant's previous academic experience. While these fundamental courses may be completed after enrolling in the MAcc program, some must be finished before undertaking related MAcc coursework that builds upon this core business knowledge.