Truman’s Master of Accountancy program prepares you for a successful future as a professional accountant in a fast-changing business environment. You can earn your master of accountancy degree in one year. Truman’s School of Business is one of only a select number of universities worldwide accredited in both accounting and business by AACSB International-The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
Excel in Your Career
Our accounting graduates learn to integrate analytical, research, communication, interpersonal and leadership skills with business and financial knowledge to become effective financial professionals. Truman is known for producing high-caliber accounting professionals equipped with the skillset to confidently step into diverse jobs in the field of accounting. As a result, our Master of Accountancy graduates are highly recruited for the best accounting jobs nationwide.
Excel on the CPA Exam
In combination with an undergraduate degree in accounting (such as Truman’s Bachelor of Science in Accounting), our program satisfies the requirements to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in Missouri and many other states. Not only do our graduates have a reputation for consistently passing all parts of the exam on their first try, Truman’s pass rate consistently places in the top 10 in the nation for medium-sized programs. Click here to view our most recent pass rate statistics.
After passing the CPA exam, most students obtain their CPA license. For specific license requirements by state, click here. If you have any questions about different state requirements, please contact the Accounting Department Chair. For information on State Authorization and licensure requirements in a particular state or territory, see State Authorization.
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For More Information:
Dr. Stacey Kaden
Accounting Department Chair
skaden@truman.edu
660.785.4362
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As a student, I was able to shadow Ernst & Young staff for a couple of days long before I thought about interning with them. I also had the opportunity to lead Beta Alpha Psi’s Best Practices team into a Regional Competition where we presented on a student-run tax program called VITA, and I attended the Beta Gamma Sigma conference in Indianapolis where I got to meet members from all over the States and the world. There were some great speakers and activities to meet future accountants and business leaders.