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• Admissions

Galen Sevcik, Coordinator, 404-413-7231, gsevcik@gsu.edu

The objective of the Cohort Master of Professional Accountancy (Cohort MPA) degree program is to prepare non-accounting students for professional careers in accounting. More specifically, the Cohort MPA program develops skills needed for non-accounting professionals to excel in a professional path in accountancy. The Cohort MPA provides students with the knowledge, skills and upper-level credit hours required to become eligible to sit for the Certified Public Accountant exam or Certified Management Accountant exam within one year - a process that usually takes more than two years to complete. The program starts all students with intermediate accounting building on their knowledge of Principles of Accounting I and II. Typically, graduates of this program will find professional accounting positions in public accounting firms and in business and governmental organizations.

Admissions

The application procedures and admission criteria are given in the “Master’s Admissions” section of this chapter. All applicants must take the GMAT/GRE and each finalist may be interviewed before an admission decision is made.

An accepted applicant, who at the time of admission to the MPA program, has not completed the foundation and prerequisite courses must complete these requirements in a manner approved by the faculty adviser and the director of master’s admissions.

Programs

• Accounting Concentration
• Cohort M.P.A.
• Dual Degree in Law and Public Accountancy, M.P.A./J.D.
• Flex, M.P.A.
• Taxation, M.Tx.

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