BSB in Accountancy/Master of Accountancy (MACC)

The Five-Year Accountancy Program allows majors to complete a bachelor?s degree and a Master of Accountancy (MACC) degree in five years. The graduate degree provides students with advanced skills in accounting in areas of high demand: internal audit, forensic accounting, and accounting information systems. Classes During Senior Year In the five year program, students will take three graduate classes during the senior year. These three classes will count toward the bachelor?s degree as indicated below. Students should note that requirements for graduate classes are more rigorous. ACC 545 ADVANCED TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING THEORY (replaces ACC 308; prerequisite ACC 305) ACC 550 ADVANCED TOPICS IN AUDITING (replaces ACC 374; prerequisite ACC 372) ACC 551 TAX TREATMENT OF CORPORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS (replaces ACC 383; prerequisite ACC 380) These courses are offered every quarter except summer and may be taken at any time providing prerequisites have been met.? Final Quarter of Senior Year During the final quarter of senior year, students must petition for formal admission to the Kellstadt Graduate School of Business. Students must apply for graduation prior to submitting the petition for admission. The admission criteria are as follows: Completion of the Bachelor of Science in Business with a major in Accountancy A minimum cumulative DePaul grade point average of 3.200 A minimum Accountancy (ACC) grade point average of 3.000