University of North Carolina Wilmington, Masters of Science in Accountancy - Tax Services, 4 Semester(s)

Our MS Accountancy graduates begin their careers at the largest professional service forms and corporations in the world, at state and federal agencies and well-respected regional and local CPA firms. The Master of Science in Accountancy at UNCW: One of the most affordable graduate accounting programs in North Carolina 95% placement rate at graduation.

Fulfills the 150-hour education requirements to be licensed as a CPA, CPA exam pass rate on first-time attempts is above the national average, Substantial financial support available through scholarships and assistantships, Hands-on learning, professional development and extensive placement activities for students, Low 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio allows for quality relationship building and mentorship, Outstanding faculty with extensive experience, research and industry connections.

The UNCW scholarship process involves a number of awarding entities throughout the university, including the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid, Academic Departments, the Alumni Association, and others. UNCW's Office of Admissions of... Read more

Our MS Accountancy graduates begin their careers at the largest professional service forms and corporations in the world, at state and federal agencies and well-respected regional and local CPA firms. The Master of Science in Accountancy at UNCW: One of the most affordable graduate accounting programs in North Carolina 95% placement rate at graduation.

Fulfills the 150-hour education requirements to be licensed as a CPA, CPA exam pass rate on first-time attempts is above the national average, Substantial financial support available through scholarships and assistantships, Hands-on learning, professional development and extensive placement activities for students, Low 6:1 student-to-faculty ratio allows for quality relationship building and mentorship, Outstanding faculty with extensive experience, research and industry connections.

The UNCW scholarship process involves a number of awarding entities throughout the university, including the Office of Scholarships & Financial Aid, Academic Departments, the Alumni Association, and others. UNCW's Office of Admissions offers a limited number of merit-based scholarships to entering freshmen, independent of the scholarship application. These decisions are made using the content of the application for admission. Outcomes will typically be communicated to recipients by January. Meeting the minimum scholarship requirements does not guarantee that you will receive a scholarship award.

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