Major in Accounting
Students majoring in accounting must take seven upper-level accounting courses: AC 301 , AC 302 , AC 311 , AC 401 , AC 402 , AC 412 , and AC 421 . Six of these seven courses must be taken within the Accounting Department at Loyola University Maryland.
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Course requirements for the CPA exam vary by state. In order to choose the appropriate courses, accounting majors should contact their major advisors and reference the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy website, nasba.org.
150-Hour CPA Requirement
Students who plan to sit for the Certified Public Accounting (CPA) examination in a state with a 150-credit-hour educational requirement must complete additional coursework beyond the undergraduate accounting degree. Loyola offers the Master of Accounting (M.Acc.) to assist students in meeting this requirement. The M.Acc. program offers a 10-course, 30-credit-hour cohort program which can be delivered in a full-time (three semester) or part-time format. Consult the graduate catalogue for more information about the M.Acc. program.