Distance MAc
- For full-time students, the Plan of Study must be
submitted no later than the end of the first semester
in Graduate School. For part-time students, the Plan
of Study must be submitted before registration for the
fourth course taken in Graduate School.
- When completing the Plan of Study, you must be very
specific regarding course titles and course numbers.
For a list of accounting courses, click HERE.
For a list of business electives, click HERE.
The three business electives taken will vary with each
student. If you are unsure about the business electives
to include on your Plan of Study, please contact the
Office of Accounting Graduate Programs.
- To complete and submit your Plan of Study, click HERE.
Please list Amy B. Campbell as your "Major Professor"
and enter her email address "campamy@auburn.edu"
in the space provided. These steps must be done correctly
in order for your Plan of Study to be properly approved
. The approved Plan of Study will be forwarded to the
Graduate School by the Director of Accounting Graduate
Programs. Once your Plan of Study is approved, you are
strongly encouraged to keep a copy for your files.
- Please contact the Director of Accounting Graduate
Programs before registering for classes not included
on your Plan of Study. The student is responsible for
carrying out the planned program and for asking the
Director of Accounting Graduate Programs to make necessary
changes. IMPORTANT NOTE: Notification to the Graduate
School of all changes to your Plan of Study must be
provided before the beginning of the student's final
semester.
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- The Master of Accountancy (MAc) Program is a 30 semester
hour non-thesis degree program. Students enrolled
in a non-thesis degree program must pass a comprehensive
examination. The MAc Program Capstone
Project/On-Campus Residency Requirement serves
as the comprehensive examination and is a requirement
for graduation.
- No student will be permitted to graduate who does not have an approved Plan of Study on file in the Graduate School or who fails to submit a graduation check request to the Graduate School prior to the semester of expected graduation. Graduation day is the official last day of each semester and, therefore, is the deadline for approved plans of study and graduation checks for graduation the following semester.
- To complete your graduate check request, click on Graduation Application and Approval Process (GAAAP) Online.
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