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30th November 2015, 05:48 PM
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Masters in Accounting Vs MBA
I have completed my graduation degree and want to pursue my higher education want to know which one to join Masters in Accounting or MBA in Accounting. Will you provide me difference between Masters in Accounting Vs MBA in Accounting so that I can join?
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1st December 2015, 11:46 AM
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Re: Masters in Accounting Vs MBA About Master’s of Accounting The Master’s of Accounting is related to many other specialized master’s degrees, such as the Master of Accountancy, Master of Professional Accountancy, or Master of Science in Accounting. Work Experience: Most MAcc programs see post-baccalaureate work experience as an added bonus if an applicant has it – but definitely not a detriment if s/he does not have it at time of application. Prerequisite knowledge: MAcc programs have varying levels of prerequisite accounting knowledge (in the form of accounting coursework) as prerequisite to successful applications. Courses that you may be required to take include the MAcc: Advanced accounting Principles of auditing Advanced federal taxation Taxation of real estate transactions Technology for accountants International financial reporting standards International taxation About MBA: MBA in Accounting The Master of Business Administration degree in Accounting is the typical and traditional route to graduate-level business education for accountants. Work experience Most MBA programs put emphasis on prior post-baccalaureate work experience as part of the admission decision. Prerequisite knowledge Most MBA programs do not have formal prerequisite knowledge required for successful applicants. The MBA curriculum might include courses in: Macroeconomics Microeconomics Operations management Marketing management Regression analysis for managers Financial management Management theory and practice Economic and business statistics |
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