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You’re in a competitive field…you need a competitive
advantage.
Whether you're just starting your accounting career or charting a new professional
course, a Master of Accountancy (MAC) degree from
the Villanova School of Business will take you to the next level.
Who should apply to the MAC program?
If you are a college graduate (BS or BA) with an accounting major or minor,
you can enroll in
the MAC program without taking additional undergraduate courses. If you have a
business degree in
another subject area, you are eligible for the program, but will
likely need to take additional courses.
- Average age of MAC
students: 23 years
- Average GPA: 3.4
- Average GMAT: 590–600
- Average work experience: 1 year
What will you study?
The MAC curriculum is interdisciplinary, integrating far more than just
accounting. Courses including Negotiation, Ethics & Relationship Management,
Performance Measurement, Fraud Examination and Forensic Accounting, and
Financial Risk Management will help you acquire a deeper
understanding of complex business issues.
Learn more about the MAC
Curriculum
When do classes meet?
The MAC Program is delivered in a unique, flexible format that allows you to work full-time
for the majority of the program and graduate in just 14 months. We offer
distance learning courses in fall and spring, and on-campus housing during the
8-week summer so that you can participate in the MAC program even if you live outside
of the Philadelphia area.
View the current MAC academic calendar.
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