MASTHEAD: Master of Professional Accounting - Auditing & Assurance
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HJEADER: Prerequisites

The MPAcc Program - Auditing & Assurance is designed primarily for applicants that have an undergraduate business degree with a concentration in accounting. Generally, students with such a degree would not need to complete any course prerequisites prior to applying for the program. Applicants with non-UW degrees will be screened to determine whether the prerequisite courses have been taken.

Students without a degree in business, or with a degree in business but without an accounting concentration, may apply for this program after completing the necessary prerequisite courses. Students without an undergraduate degree in business need to complete all the courses or their equivalents listed below, while students with an undergraduate business degree but not a concentration in accounting need to complete those courses listed below under Accounting Concentration. Descriptions of the courses may be obtained by reference to the University of Washington Web site for undergraduate programs for the following prerequisites:

Accounting concentration

Topic UW Course Title
Intermediate accounting I, II, III Acctg. 301, 302, 303
Cost accounting Acctg. 311
Accounting information systems Acctg. 320
Auditing Acctg. 411
Tax effects of business decisions Acctg. 421
Accounting and financial management decisions Acctg. 440

Other business courses
(sometimes referred to as the MBA core courses)

Topic UW Course Title
Managerial economics B Econ. 300
Business finance Fin. 350
Human resource management HRMOB. 300
Intro. to information systems IS. 300
International environment of business I Bus. 300
Marketing concepts Mktg. 301
Principles of operations management OpMgt. 301

The above prerequisite courses, or their equivalents, may be taken at the undergraduate or graduate level.

If a student wishes to complete the MBA core courses at the University of Washington, the student must apply formally to, and qualify for, the Master of Business Administration Program.

The University of Washington also offers a summer Accounting 505 certificate program (which requires separate program fees), which would provide the equivalent of the Accounting concentration. For more information on the Summer Accounting Program.



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