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All applicants are required to take either the GRE or the GMAT, based on the field of study to which they are applying, regardless of previous experience and/or degrees. The GRE At Home and the GMAT Online exam will be accepted.

GRE and GMAT scores are valid for approximately five years from the date taken. For Fall 2024, we will accept GRE or GMAT scores from exams taken between December 1, 2018-December 1, 2023.

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All applicants must submit official test scores to Stanford GSB using the school code provided below. If you previously submitted test scores via paper or electronically but did not apply to our program, you must request that the testing agency resubmit your official test scores.

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The following are general requirements you should meet to apply to the MIT Sloan PhD Program. Complete instructions concerning application requirements are available in the online application.

General Requirements

Bachelor's degree or equivalent
A strong quantitative background (the Accounting group requires calculus)
Exposure to microeconomics and macroeconomics (the Accounting group requires microeconomics)

A Guide to Business PhD Applications by Abhishek Nagaraj (PhD 2016) may be of interest.

Application Components

Statement of purpose.

Your written statement is your chance to convince the admissions committee that you will do excellent doctoral work and that you have the promise to have a successful career as an academic researcher.

GMAT/GRE Scores

We require either a valid GMAT or valid GRE score. At-home testing is allowed. Your unofficial score report from the testing institution is sufficient for application. If you are admitted to the program, you will be required to submit your official test score for verification.

We do not have a minimum score requirement. We do not offer test waivers. Registration information for the GMAT (code X5X-QS-21) and GRE (code 3510) may be obtained at www.mba.com and www.ets.org respectively.

TOEFL/IELTS Scores

We require either a valid TOEFL (minimum score 577 PBT/90 IBT ) or valid IELTS (minimum score 7) for all non-native English speakers. Your unofficial score report from the testing institution is sufficient for application. If you are admitted to the program, you will be required to submit your official test score for verification. Registration information for TOEFL (code 3510) and IELTS may be obtained at www.toefl.org and www.ielts.org respectively.

The TOEFL/IELTS test requirement is waived only if you meet one of the following criteria:

You are a native English speaker.
You attended all years of an undergraduate program conducted solely in English, and are a graduate of that program.

Please do not contact the PhD Program regarding waivers, as none will be discussed. If, upon review, the faculty are interested in your application with a missing required TOEFL or IELTS score, we may contact you at that time to request a score.

Transcripts

We require unofficial copies of transcripts for each college or university you have attended, even if no degree was awarded. If these transcripts are in a language other than English, we also require a copy of a certified translation. In addition, you will be asked to list the five most relevant courses you have taken.

Letters of Recommendation

We require three letters of recommendation. Academic letters are preferred, especially those providing evidence of research potential. We allow for an optional fourth recommendation, but no more than four recommendations are allowed.

Your resume should be no more than two pages. You may chose to include teaching, professional experience, research experience, publications, and other accomplishments in outside activities.

Writing Sample(s)

Applicants are encouraged to submit a writing sample. For applicants to the Finance group, a writing sample is required. There are no specific guidelines for your writing sample. Possible options include (but are not limited to) essays, masters’ theses, capstone projects, or research papers.

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A completed Ph.D. application will include the following components:

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Students can apply online here: https://connect.grad.ucsd.edu/apply/

A brief guide to finding the Rady PhD application can be found here .

Academic History

Please upload all transcript(s) into the online application. Do not send duplicates. Official transcripts will only be required if you are admitted.

Academic Curricula Vitae and/or Resume

Please prepare an academic CV giving a summary of your education and professional history for uploading into the application.

Please include any teaching and research experience, publications, presentations, awards, honors and affiliations.

Graduate Records Examination (GRE) or Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

The Rady School of Management PhD Program will continue to waive the GRE/GMAT requirement for all Rady PhD applicants for Fall 2024. Submitting a score is optional. Applicants to the quantitative research areas such as Finance, Economics and Strategy, Quantitative Marketing, and Information, Technology, and Operations (ITO) can demonstrate quantitative aptitude by demonstrating success in prior quantitative coursework, research projects, or by submitting GRE/ GMAT scores.
The Accounting research area is not recruiting in the 2023-24 PhD admissions cycle. Prospective students are encouraged to consider Finance as alternative should their interests extend to that field.
The Ph.D. Program accepts either the GRE or the GMAT as and optional submission.
The GRE general test is optional (if taking the GRE in lieu of the GMAT exam). Official score reports must be within five years of the test date.
For the GRE, use institutional code 4836; the department code is not necessary.
The program code for the GMAT is “3NS-ZK-24.”

For International Applicants Only: TOEFL or IELTS Scores

TOEFL or IELTS or PTE scores are required for international applicants; official score reports must be within two years of the test date.
The English proficiency requirement is waived if you have been enrolled full-time, for a minimum of one year in an academic program at a degree-granting, English-speaking institution; community colleges and vocational schools are not considered. Courses must have been completed with a B average or better. You can see Graduate Division's full requirements for exemption at the Graduate Division FAQ page . If you meet the requirements for exemption, then you do not submit a score, there is not a formal waiver that is sent.
For reporting from ETS, use institutional code 4836-02.
Minimum scores for TOEFL: Computer-based 250, Paper 570, Internet 90.
The minimum score for IELTS is 7.
The minimum PTE score is 65.

Recommendations

Three Letters of Recommendations are required; submission via the online application is strongly preferred. If necessary, for other methods of submission, please follow the Office of Graduate Studies guidelines for Letters of Recommendation .

Letters should optimally be from someone who has taught you and/or from individuals who can attest to your academic ability and research potential.

Statement of Purpose Requirements

Online Statement of Purpose required. 2,500-word limit to include the following:

State which areas of research you are interested in and with which faculty member you would like to work with and why.
Discuss why you are interested in these areas and how your experiences (academic or otherwise) are relevant to your continuing academic studies. Include any research experience or publications you have.
Discuss your career goals after obtaining your Ph.D.

Specific Program Requirements

The department does not enroll students who seek a master's degree as a terminal degree. Students who elect to specialize in management science and finance will be required to have additional mathematical knowledge such as advanced calculus and statistics.

Application Fee

The application fee for the Ph.D. program is $135 for domestic students and $155 for international students (subject to change). Graduate Division's information page about application fees can be found here . The non-refundable fee is payable by credit card through the online application. You may also pay by check, following the instructions in the online application. If you choose to pay by check, please note that your application cannot be processed until your check has been received.

If you have any questions, please contact the Rady Ph.D. Graduate Coordinator at [email protected] .

Please upload documents to your online application. If needed, you can mail official documents to Graduate Division - Graduate Admissions.

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GMAT Waiver

GMAT waivers are provided on a case-by-case basis after review by our admissions committee.

Waiver Qualifications

You may apply for the GMAT waiver if you meet each of the following requirements:

At least three upper-level accounting courses completed
At least 90-total credit hours completed
At least a 3.40 cumulative, or most recent 60-hour, GPA
At least a 3.00 upper-level accounting GPA

Please note that you may apply for the waiver if you do not meet the requirements above due to grades received during spring or summer 2020 (the COVID-19 pandemic). In this scenario, you will need to include a personal statement with your application.

USC students meeting the waiver requirements above also meet the requirements of the B.S./MACC Accelerated program .

You may apply for a GMAT waiver if you meet each of the following requirements:

Completed at least 90 credit hours.
Completed at least 3 upper-level accounting courses.
At least a 3.25 upper-level accounting GPA
At least a 3.25 in prerequisite business courses
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Applying for the GMAT Waiver

The application process for a GMAT waiver is the same for USC students and non-USC students.

Please include unofficial PDF versions of your transcripts. Transcripts from all colleges attended are required (not just your current college). Transcripts should break out your coursework by semester.

Transcripts from non-U.S. schools need to be converted to the U.S. 4.0 scale using a member of the NACES . Study abroad classes taken at a non-U.S. school included on your U.S. school transcript do not need to be converted.

Please include a PDF version of your current resume.

The GMAT waiver personal statement (about 500 words) is only required for the following two scenarios:

Scenario 1: You have elected pass/fail grading in upper-level accounting courses. Please include factors considered when making the decision to elect pass/fail grading. Your discussion can include academic and non-academic challenges faced during the semester. Please also include a copy of your school’s pass/fail policy during the spring 2020 semester, if applicable and available.

Scenario 2: You chose not to elect pass/fail grading in upper-level accounting courses during the spring and summer of 2020 (the COVID-19 pandemic), and as a result, you do not meet the current GMAT waiver qualifications.

Please include factors impacting your academic performance during the semester(s). Your discussion can include academic and non-academic challenges faced during the semester.

Note that the GMAT waiver personal statement is not intended to replace the personal statement included in your application to the MACC program.

You can apply for a GMAT waiver using our online application . After selecting “Master of Accountancy” as your program of interest, you can indicate if you are applying for the GMAT waiver or beginning your application for admission. Please note that your application term must be a term after you have completed your undergraduate degree program.

Our admissions committee reviews each request individually and strives to have a response to you within two weeks of your request. Note that meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee a waiver.

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You may be eligible for a GMAT/GRE waiver for our Full-Time MBA. We recognize the unprecedented times we are now facing and the testing challenges many have encountered. We have modified our language to allow applicants to request and be considered for a waiver IF meeting at least one of the following criteria:

Undergraduate degree from a U.S. institution with a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or higher (or the equivalent if another grading scale is used) in a quantitative area including: business administration, economics, engineering, biological sciences, information and computer science, health sciences or physical sciences.
Graduate (master’s or doctoral) degree or professional credential such as Certified Public Accountant or Certified Financial Analyst.
Five or more years of professional work experience after completing undergraduate degree.
Four or more years of military experience.

Request for a GMAT Waiver should be submitted in your MBA application and indicate one of the above reasons supporting your request.

Applicants who believe their GMAT/GRE score might add value to their overall application are encouraged to include their scores with the application. Submitting a test score gives the admission committee an additional data point for application evaluation. Please note that not having a standardized test score will NOT affect your application adversely. However, this will mean that your coursework taken would then form the sole basis for assessing your academic readiness for the program.

Similar to all components of the application, your goal should be to submit the strongest application to represent your candidacy.

The University of California requires an undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 or higher for admission to graduate study.

To learn more, contact your admissions representative .

GMAT Waivers

The UT Master of Accountancy graduate committee may waive the GMAT or GRE testing requirement for undergraduate students who have proven their academic capability with high performance in both general and accounting coursework. To be considered for unconditional admission, without taking the GMAT or GRE, the student’s cumulative GPA must be 3.5 or better and the undergraduate work must have been completed at an approved accredited institution. Other potential waiver options are listed below and must be approved by the graduate committee.

A student may be eligible for the GMAT/GRE waiver with a combination of a cumulative GPA of 3.0 and an accounting foundation core GPA of 3.5, or with significant work experience to validate the waiver request. Qualified applicants may be granted sufficient credit with suitable exposure to accounting acumen and proper documentation from the employer. A detailed request must be made to the graduate program coordinator for review and will be evaluated by the graduate committee.

To request this waiver, please include a letter with your application. It should include the following:

Detailed Job Description
Name of company/employer and contact information
Name of supervisor and contact information
Years employed in related field (1 year minimum)

Note: All requests will be evaluated by the graduate committee. The submission of a request does not guarantee that the GMAT/GRE will be waived.

Students seeking to be admitted into the Utah Tech University Master of Accountancy program must have earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting or have completed the foundational content from an accredited college or university (AACSB or ACBSP). The ‘leveling courses’ which make up the foundation are essential, providing a non-accounting major a comparable background for success at a graduate level. Applicants who have not completed a bachelor’s degree program in accounting are advised to consult with the School of Business Graduate Coordinator, prior to application. Program prerequisites are in place to ensure that students are prepared to succeed in the graduate program.

PhD in Accounting

Isenberg’s PhD in accounting is an intensely focused and highly supportive full-time, residential program that prepares students for careers in academia. Students will broaden their understanding of accounting research and conduct independent research based on their interests. Students work one-on-one with faculty in small classroom settings and gain real-world teaching skills by planning and leading graduate-level classes.

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Personal statement
Two letters of recommendation
Transcripts
GMAT or GRE General Test (waivers may apply)
English language proficiency scores for non-native English speakers

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January 20, 2024.

Learn to think critically and creatively about real-world accounting problems and become a leader in industry or academia.

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We’re delighted that you’re interested in applying to the stevens doctoral program chicago booth..

Admission is highly competitive. About 20-25 outstanding students enter the Stevens Program each year. In evaluating applications, we consider a wide range of factors, including your academic background and performance, essays, research interest and potential, prior exposure to academic research, strength of recommendations, and standardized test scores (only where required). You may only apply to one dissertation area per year.

Applicants to the Stevens Program must hold a four-year bachelor’s degree from an accredited university (or expect to receive one by the time they enter the program).

Non-US residents should consult the International Applicants page to learn more about eligibility requirements. Chicago Booth prides itself on a fair and impartial selection process. To find out more, read the Nondiscrimination Statement .

Admissions Timeline

The Stevens Program matriculates new students once a year, in the Autumn Quarter. The application deadline is December 15, and applicants are notified of their admissions decision by email. Generally speaking, all applicants should have their decisions by early March. Reviews in each area will begin at different times, after the December 15 deadline, which will impact the timing of the release of admissions decisions for each area.

The application for Fall 2024 is open. Start your application here .

Application Checklist

To apply, please submit the following.

Application for admission. Our application typically opens in September and is available through December 15.
Nonrefundable application fee ($80). If you're interested in applying for a fee waiver, please see below for eligibility requirements and instructions.
Economics: GRE is required.
Finance: GRE is strongly preferred
Joint Program in Financial Economics: GRE is required
Joint Program in Psychology and Business: GRE is preferred.

Scores should be sent directly to the Chicago Booth Stevens Doctoral Program by listing the institutional codes below when taking the exam:

GMAT: H9X-9F-05
TOEFL (if applicable): 1819
IELTS (if applicable): send TRF number to [email protected]

It is the responsibility of all applicants to ensure that test scores are submitted to the Stevens Doctoral Program by December 15. To meet the application deadline, we recommend that you take the required test by early October.

GMAT and GRE scores are valid for five years. Prior coursework or degrees at the graduate level (e.g., MBA or master’s degrees) do not exempt applicants from submitting the GRE/GMAT as part of their application.

You may apply for a hardship request for delayed test scores if you are in an area where disruptions may be taking place. You still have to submit your application by the deadline regardless of if you've been granted more time to submit individual scores. Please note that all applicants will have to eventually submit their scores in order to be admitted into the program. Please find more information below.

Official TOEFL/IELTS scores ( international applicants only ) You may apply for a hardship request for delayed test scores if you are in an area where disruptions may be taking place. You still have to submit your application by the deadline regardless of if you've been granted more time to submit individual scores. Please note that all applicants will have to eventually submit their scores in order to be admitted into the program. Please find more information below.
Transcripts from all institutions attended after high school
Two letters of recommendation You may apply for extensions on the letter of recommendation, if your recommenders are in an area where disruptions may be taking place. Please find more information below.
Essays (topics available in the application)
Optional writing sample

If your application is not submitted by the application deadline, it will not be considered for admission. Hardship Requests for Delayed Test Scores : Applicants for whom a recent natural disaster or other major, widespread disruption has affected their ability to submit required components may submit a Hardship Request as described below. Please note all applicants have to submit their application by the deadline regardless of if they've been granted more time to fulfill an individual component. If the impact of the incident or disruption makes it difficult for you to submit one or more required components – such as GRE scores,TOEFL scores, transcripts, etc.– by the deadline, or for a recommender to submit their recommendation on time, please complete your application to the best of your ability and then submit a formal hardship request here.

Application Fee: Waiver Eligibility Requirements and Instructions

Upon submission of an application, applicants will be prompted to pay the $80 processing fee. Some applicants may be eligible to receive an application fee waiver. In order to request a waiver, please review the five categories below to determine if you meet the eligibility criteria. Note that you'll only be able to submit a waiver request within the application. You'll upload the supplementary documentation there as well. Please make sure to wait until you've received a determination before paying the application fee. Application fees are non-refundable , regardless if you're later determined to be eligible for a waiver or not. Fee Waiver Categories: Category A: Current University of Chicago student or University of Chicago alumni from degree programs (includes current non-degree visiting students and past non-degree visiting students). You'll be instructed to upload your transcripts as verification. Category B: Current University of Chicago Staff (including full-time research professionals). Category C: Current/recent participants in a qualifying program. Documentation certifying participation is required. Acceptable forms of documentation include award or acceptance letters, letters from program directors, program completion certificates, etc. Qualifying programs are: AEA Summer Programs attendees Americorps/Vista Big Ten Alliance FreeApp Recipients Bill and Melinda Gates Millennium Scholars California Forum on Diversity Expanding Diversity in Economics (EDE) Summer Institute attendees Fulbright/IIE Fellowship recipient GEM GRE fee reduction voucher recipients IDDEAS participants (IDDEAS@Booth/Kellogg or IDDEAS programs hosted by other schools) Institute for the Recruitment of Teachers (IRT) Leadership Alliance Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship National Name Exchange Next-Gen Psych Scholars Program (NPSP) Peace Corps PhD Project Annual Conference attendees Posse Foundation Scholars Project SHORT Public Policy and International Affairs Program (PPIA) Ronald McNair Scholars and/or Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program SACNAS Sadie Collective Summer Institute for Social Science Research Methods Teach for America U.S. Armed Forces or uniformed services: Currently serving (active duty or reserves) or honorably discharged

Category D: Current undergraduates receiving need-based financial aid from a U.S. institution: If you are currently (as of the date of the application deadline for this program, i.e. December 15, 2023) enrolled as an undergraduate student at an institution within the United States and are receiving need-based financial aid from your current institution, you may be eligible for an application fee waiver. A copy of the institution’s financial aid letter or a letter from the institution’s financial aid office is required. Category E: Individuals experiencing financial hardship: Applicants who are experiencing financial hardship and are not eligible for a fee waiver under any of the other categories may be considered for a fee waiver. Applicants requesting an application fee waiver on the basis of financial hardship must upload a brief written statement which explains their financial hardship and how they intend to cover their pre-matriculation expenses (e.g. moving expenses) if admitted. You will also be prompted to complete a hardship request form within the application. Application fees are non-refundable. If you are requesting an application fee waiver, do not pay the application fee while your request is under review. You should only pay the fee if you receive an email from us indicating that your fee waiver request has been denied. All applicants are automatically prompted to pay the application fee upon final submission of their Stevens Doctoral Program application whether an application fee waiver was requested or not, so please disregard this request for payment unless/until the fee waiver request has been denied. If your request is approved, we will manually waive the fee once we have determined your eligibility. Application fee payment will not be refunded if: -You pay the application fee before receiving our fee waiver request decision, and later have your waiver request approved. -You do not complete the fee waiver request form inside the application and pay the fee, then later realize you were eligible for a fee waiver. Fee Waiver Decision Notification You will be notified via email if your request has been granted or denied only after your application to the Stevens Doctoral Program has been submitted. Fee waiver requests are subject to review, are not guaranteed, and are not automated. Because reviews and waivers are done manually, it may take up to several weeks after the submission of your Stevens Doctoral Program application before you receive our decision (fee waiver requests will not be reviewed until the full application has been submitted). Only applicants who select one of the categories above, provide the requested information/documentation, and qualify for the waiver under that category may receive a fee waiver. Fee waiver approvals are subject to the criteria listed above.

Admission to Joint PhD Programs

Joint Program in Financial Economics

Admission to the Joint Program in Financial Economics requires admission to both the doctoral program in the Kenneth C. Griffin Department of Economics and to the doctoral program at Chicago Booth, but interested parties need only apply to one or the other program. Students may enter the joint program at the beginning of their doctoral studies. Those seeking admission to the joint program should apply online to either the PhD program in the Department of Economics or Chicago Booth. The GRE is required for all applicants to this program.

Students enrolled in doctoral studies in either the Department of Economics or Chicago Booth may apply to the joint program at any time within their first two years in residence. Such students will still have to meet all of the requirements of both programs.

Enrollment and financial aid throughout a student's matriculation in the joint program will be administered by either the Division of the Social Sciences or Chicago Booth, as arranged by the two units. This designation will be for administrative purposes only and will not have programmatic implications. If a student's interests change, the director of the Stevens Program at Chicago Booth and the dean of students for the social sciences will facilitate transfers out of the joint program and into the doctoral program in economics or business.

Joint Program in Psychology and Business

Students interested in applying to the Joint Program in Psychology and Business through Chicago Booth should apply online for admission to the Behavioral Science dissertation area. Once admitted, students seek a faculty research sponsor in the Department of Psychology. After a faculty sponsor in psychology has been identified, admission to the Joint Program is generally automatic. Entry into the Joint Program in Psychology and Business normally occurs during the first year of study. Applicants should state their interest in the joint program as part of the application process so they can be given advice in making the connection to faculty in the Department of Psychology. Although the GRE is preferred for applicants to this program, the GMAT is accepted.

Joint PhD/JD Program

To earn the joint PhD/JD degree, you must be admitted to both the Law School and Booth’s Stevens Program. You may apply to both programs at the same time, or you may begin one program and then apply to the other at a later date.

US Military Personnel

Admitted students who are called to active duty prior to matriculation will be granted a deferral of admission and Chicago Booth financial aid to the following year. Deferrals will be reviewed/extended on an annual basis.

The Stevens Program at Chicago Booth accepts up to three courses in transfer credit from other approved institutions. These credits can only be used toward the coordinated sequence requirement. The Stevens Program does not grant credit for experiential learning or online courses.

For details on readmission, taking a leave of absence, resuming studies, academic grievance policies, and add/drop requirements, please see this Guidebook .

If you still have questions after reviewing our doctorate in business FAQ , please contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Requirements

To be eligible to apply to the online Master of Accountancy program, you must

Hold a four-year, regionally-accredited (SACS, NCACS, NEACS, etc.) bachelor's degree from a U.S. institution
Be a U.S. citizen or a Green Card holder (Permanent Resident) and have either a USA or APO address
Must meet the Business Foundation prerequisites (see below)

Please note that you are not allowed dual enrollment in an Auburn University campus program and online accounting program.

Prerequisites

Microeconomics
Macroeconomics
Principles of Financial Accounting
Business Law
Principles of Management
Principles of Marketing
Principles of Finance

Students who have completed the following courses will receive course waivers and can complete the MAcc degree with fewer hours required.

Intermediate Accounting I
Intermediate Accounting II
Cost Accounting
Accounting Information Systems
Income Tax I
Accounting Analytics

If you would rather take the Accounting Foundation courses at the undergraduate level, we offer three unique programs to help you earn those credits:

Accounting Bridge Online

An online, 21 credit hour program for candidates with non-AACSB accredited business degrees

Undergraduate Certificate

An online, 24 credit hour program for candidates with a degree in any discipline

BSBA in Accountancy Online

An online, 30 credit hour program for candidates with an AACSB-accredited business degree

How to Apply

Complete the online Graduate School Application (requires a $60 application fee)
Statement of purpose
Names and emails of three references (eligible references include current or former employers; clients, if you are self employed; or professors)
Unofficial transcripts from every institution attended (official transcripts will be required if you are accepted into the program)
Submit your GMAT score (or complete the GMAT waiver request form found in the application , if you’re eligible)
Complete the online Graduate School Application and select your planned course of study as "Accounting (Distance Program) Masters” (this is a new application and is separate from the original GCA application)
Current and former GCA students are granted a GMAT waiver upon successful completion of the GCA
The Admissions Committee does not require letters of recommendation for current/former GCA students applying to the MAcc. However, the Graduate School Application will require email addresses to be provided in order for the application to be considered complete. Since the Admissions Committee will not be reviewing these letters, please enter any three distinct personal email addresses to bypass the requirement.
If your résumé has changed since you originally applied to the GCA, please upload the revised version. You will notice an "Accounting" link on the left side of the page below your Test Scores link. You must click on "Accounting" and upload your résumé.
Current GCA Students: Once you are ready to submit your application, please email [email protected] to request the application fee waiver and explain that you are hoping to matriculate from the GCA to the MAcc.

GMAT Waiver

Prospective students applying to t he online Master of Accountancy might be eligible to receive a GMAT Waiver. In order to be considered for a waiver, you must meet one of the criteria listed below:

Undergraduate business degree from an AACSB accredited business school with a minimum 3.30 overall GPA.
Completion of online Auburn Accounting Bridge or Undergraduate Certificate in Accounting (UCA) program with a minimum 3.25 GPA.
Completion of online Auburn Graduate Certificate in Accounting (GCA) with a minimum 3.25 GPA.
JD, MD, PhD from a U.S. accredited institution.
Advanced degree in business from an AACSB accredited business school.
Successful completion of CPA exam.
Relevant work experience (five years plus).

Granting of a GMAT Waiver does not result in automatic admission.

Selection Process

Applications for the online Master of Accountancy program are considered on a competitive basis. We do not advertise minimum GPA and GMAT requirements because the Admissions Committee uses a holistic approach when reviewing your application package. The Committee considers the quality of your academic background, grade point averages, letters of recommendation, GMAT score, and work experience.

The School of Accountancy has full authority over the admissions and matriculation processes for all applicants to the program.

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Qualifications for gmat waiver.

The GMAT requirement for admission to Charlton graduate business programs is waived if the applicant proves any of the following to UMass Dartmouth's satisfaction:

An earned a baccalaureate degree (or the equivalent of a USA baccalaureate degree) in any major/discipline from an accredited college/university with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.00 on a 4.00 scale.
An earned graduate degree (master’s or doctoral) in any major/discipline from an accredited college/university. Minimum documentation required: Official transcript.
Professional licensure or certification that requires a test of field-specific knowledge (e.g., Certified Public Accountant, Certified Financial Planner) and is relevant to the master's degree sought.
Letter of recommendation from at least 1 employer (preferably current employer)
resume that cites months and years of all employment, all employer(s) name(s), all job title(s), and specific description(s) of managerial/supervisory duties.
An earned Graduate Certificate from the Charlton College of Business with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.30.

Applicants whose GMAT requirement is waived may still be required to take Foundation courses prior to beginning the MBA coursework. The waiver form is available to fill out in the Applicant Portal after you submit your application.

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The following qualifications must be met for waiver approval for the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Science (MS) degrees.

Decisions are at the discretion of the Lubar admissions committee, and the last two-year undergraduate GPA may be considered in some circumstances. For the Master of Science in Professional Accounting, please see Section B.

Section A : Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Science (MS) degrees excluding MS in Professional Accounting

Students must meet one of the following criteria:

Have an undergraduate degree from an AACSB or ABET accredited institution with a 3.00 GPA or higher.
3.20 GPA and two years of relevant work experience or
3.00 GPA and five years of relevant work experience or
3.00 GPA and grade of “B” or better in two quantitative college-level courses  or
Military service of at least five years  or
Completion of a professional certificate (i.e. CFA, CPA, Six Sigma, etc.)
Completion of a graduate degree with a minimum 3.00 GPA

Section B: Master of Science in Professional Accounting

Students who complete an AACSB accredited accounting undergraduate degree will be waived from the GMAT/GRE exam if they meet the following criteria:

Cumulative GPA of 3.00 or higher in all courses, including repeats,  and
3.00 GPA or higher in all transfer work, including repeats,  and
3.00 GPA or higher in all accounting courses which includes BUS ADM 450.
A grade lower than a “B” is not permitted in more than two accounting courses . No grade may be a “C-” or lower.

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Applicants to the Jenkins MAC program may qualify for a GMAT waiver. Please carefully review the guidelines prior to submitting a waiver request.

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NC State undergraduate students who are majoring or earning a minor in accounting are NOT required to provide GMAT scores if they meet the following criteria:

Must have an overall undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher
Must have completed two years or more of undergraduate study at NC State upon graduation

Applicants who meet the above criteria do NOT need to submit a waiver request form.

Non-NC State Applicants

Applicants who have no student experience at NC State are NOT required to provide GMAT scores if they have an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher from a U.S. institution.

However, a strong GMAT score may improve your qualifications for scholarship opportunities.

Applicants who meet this criteria must complete a GMAT waiver request form .

For any questions, please contact Jay Arrington at [email protected] .

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When should I apply?

Students typically apply during the spring semester of their senior year.

Is there an early admissions policy?

The Accelerated Master's Program is intended for undergraduate accounting majors at Appalachian who wish to enroll in MS-Accounting courses. Through the Accelerated Master's Program, a rising senior (i.e., a student in the second semester of the junior year) or current senior at the start of their final year of enrollment may apply for admission to the MS-Accounting Program. The Accelerated Master's Program allows a student to take up to six hours of graduate credit as an undergraduate. Of these six hours, designated courses can double count for both the undergraduate and the graduate degree. To qualify for the Accelerated Master's Program, the student must qualify for the GMAT waiver.

Do I qualify for the GMAT waiver?

To qualify for the GMAT waiver, an applicant must have an undergraduate major in accounting with a 3.5/4 or better cumulative GPA from a regionally accredited school and two of three recommendations from accounting professors. In order to apply for the waiver, you should complete your application to the MS-Accounting program at grad.appstate.edu/apply . Input the names of your references and the Graduate School will send each a link to the recommendation form. There is a section that asks whether you want to apply for a GMAT waiver and how you are eligible. Your request is then evaluated to confirm eligibility.

When should I take the GMAT?

The GMAT will likely require some preparation so it is best to take the exam between semesters. Students are advised to take the GMAT either the summer after Junior year or winter break of Senior year.

What is the application deadline?

Spring Admission November 1, general concentrations only

Summer Session 2 Admission April 1, priority deadline is March 15

Fall Admission July 1, priority deadline is March 15

What is the cost of the program?

Financial information regarding Appalachian State University's graduate school costs can be found at studentaccounts.appstate.edu/tuition-fees . Select appropriate year and “Graduate Tuition and Fee” link.

Are scholarships available?

The priority deadline to be considered for scholarships by the Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies is March 15. The MS-Accounting program also has scholarships available (no GMAT required if you qualify for the waiver). The priority deadline for these scholarships is to have completed your application by April 1. A limited number of scholarships that cover the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition and fees are available through the Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies. Scholarships are available on a semester-by-semester basis. General scholarships are available only fall and spring (not summer) semesters. There are also international travel scholarships for which students may apply if they are taking a study abroad course as part of their program of study.

How can I get a graduate assistantship?

A limited number of graduate assistantships, which include a stipend in exchange for 10 hours of work per week, are available on a first-come basis to students who have accepted the offer of admission to the program.

What other types of funding opportunities are available for graduate students?

Barnes Program Student Research Grants provide business students with up to $2000 in funding to engage in research with a faculty mentor outside of the normal classroom experience. The research typically takes place in a formal setting that may involve hourly work as a research assistant. The research may also take place in less formal settings such as a student club activity. Learn more or apply .
There are also funding opportunities through the Cratis D. Williams School of Graduate Studies, which can be found at graduate.appstate.edu .

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Are you ready to take the next step in your professional development? It's time to pursue the graduate business degree that will prepare you for future advancement and success.

The following degrees are offered at the graduate level:

Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) (online or traditional program modality available, including 13 optional concentrations)
Master of Science in Accounting (M.S.A.)
Master of Science in Data Science and Business Analytics (MSDSBA) (offered jointly with the WSU College of Engineering)
Master of Science in Finance (M.S.F.)
Executive Master of Science in Automotive Supply Chain Management (EMS-SCM) (online or traditional program modality available)
Juris Doctor/Master of Business Administration (J.D./M.B.A.) (offered jointly with the WSU Law School)
Doctor of Medicine/Master of Business Administration (M.D./M.B.A.) (offered jointly with WSU School of Medicine)

Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

The Mike Ilitch School of Business offers GMAT waivers to qualified applicants.

To be considered for a GMAT waiver for admission into a master's degree program, with the exception of the Master of Science in Finance program*, you must meet the minimum GPA requirement for graduate admission and one of the following criteria:

An acceptable score on the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), Law School Admission Test (LSAT) or Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) entrance exam
GPA of 2.5 or higher
Or at least three years of relevant professional experience that shows increased responsibility

There is no need to request a GMAT/GRE waiver from the Graduate Programs Office. Once your application is reviewed and determined to have met one of the above criteria for test waiver consideration, the application will be pulled and reviewed for an admission decision. If the application is reviewed and an applicant is determined to need a GMAT/GRE for admission into the graduate program, a member of the Graduate Programs Office staff will provide feedback on the application indicating so. Feel free to contact the Graduate Programs Office for more information on GMAT waivers or equivalency requirements.

If you've taken the GMAT more than once, we will use your highest GMAT score in the last five years when evaluating your application.

Admission applications may be submitted in advance of taking one of these tests.

The GMAT and GRE are offered continually at testing centers throughout North America and select international sites.

For GMAT, visit the official GMAT testing page or call 800-GMAT-NOW for full details. The Graduate Management Admission Council also has resources to help you succeed on the GMAT. Wayne State offers GMAT prep courses as well.
For GRE, visit the official registration and test centers page or call 866-473-4373 for full details. Educational Testing Services offers resources to help you prepare for the GRE.

*To be considered for a GMAT waiver for admission into the Master of Science in Finance program, you must meet the minimum GPA requirement for graduate admission and one of the following criteria:

An acceptable score on the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), Law School Admission Test (LSAT), or Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) entrance exam.
GPA of 3.3 or higher from an AACSB-accredited business program.
GPA of 3.3 or higher from a regionally-accredited university in any major.
A minimum 3.0 GPA and at least three years of relevant professional experience that shows increased responsibility over that period.
You have passed level one of the CFA exam.
GPA of 3.0 or higher in a major in Engineering, Physics, or Mathematics.

Admissions process

Minimum cumulative undergraduate GPA for admission into a graduate program is 2.75. Be sure to check the Wayne State graduate admissions website to ensure you fulfill the university's admission requirements .

To apply for admission into a graduate business program:

Complete an application for graduate admission (GMAT/GRE score is not required to begin or submit an application)

Wayne State University Office of Graduate Admissions 5057 Woodward Ave., Suite 6000 Detroit, MI 48202

Electronic transcripts will be accepted if they are delivered securely from the registrar of the issuing institution directly to the Wayne State University Office of Graduate Admissions ( [email protected] ). An electronic (secure, certified PDF) transcript is official as long as it is not altered. A printed copy of a PDF transcript is not official. Wayne State will not accept an attested or notarized copy of a transcript, a hand-delivered transcript or a transcript that reads "issued to student."

Submit an updated resume detailing work experience within the last ten years (must include start and end dates for each position held.)

Alternate graduate admissions/enrollment for current business undergraduate students include AGRADE and Senior Rule .

International students should also check the international student admissions page for additional admissions requirements.

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The admissions application and all other required documents are due by:

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The Master of Business Administration program at Sam Houston State University is designed to develop candidates for positions of leadership in modern organizations. Managerial procedures and practices are continually changing. Therefore, the program emphasizes the integration and synthesis of various disciplines to develop a student’s ability to function in a dynamic environment and make sound administrative decisions that maximize the value and contributions of an organization. The MBA program is suited for qualified students from any academic discipline. The program provides the candidate with a basic managerial background through the core requirements while providing individualized adaptation through elective courses.

The MBA requires 36 graduate hours including 27 hours of core courses and 9 hours of electives.

Core and elective courses are available to complete our MBA program entirely online . Please see the current schedule of classes for the course offerings.

The MBA program may be completed in as few as four semesters; however, it is not recommended that students who are working attempt more than six hours in a semester. A more realistic timeline would be approximately two years.

Additional information : Reference the Program Landing Page for additional information, such as cost, delivery format, contact information, or to schedule a visit.

Applicants seeking admission to the Master of Business Administration program must:

Complete the online graduate application form .
Pay the application fee .

Additionally, applicants must submit the following material directly to the Office of Graduate Admissions :

Official transcript(s) from all previous college work (except SHSU graduates).
An official GMAT score. Undergraduate GPA 1 of 2.75 or higher allows for a comprehensive review of academic performance and consideration for a GMAT waiver.
A current resume.

International Students must submit all of the above information plus:

Official TOEFL score at least 79 (or IELTS score or at least 6.5).
English translations and evaluation of official transcripts.

Graduate Application Deadlines

U.S. Citizens

Fall - August 1
Spring - December 1
Summer - May 15

International Students

Fall - June 25
Spring - November 12
Summer - April 9

Admission Criteria

Degree from a u.s. university.

Meet or exceed one of the following admission formulas:

200 (Undergraduate GPA) + GMAT Score >= 1100 1
200 (Advanced Hours Undergraduate GPA) + GMAT Score >= 1150 2

Degree from a non-U.S. university

Students who earned a baccalaureate degree from a university located outside of the United States must satisfy all of the following to be considered for admission into SHSU's MBA program.

GMAT score of at least 500.
TOEFL score of at least 79 or IELTS score of at least 6.5.
English translations and evaluations of official transcripts.

GMAT Waiver Requests

Undergraduate GPA 1 of 2.75 or higher allows for a comprehensive review of academic performance and consideration for a GMAT waiver.

Applicants who have an undergraduate GPA of at least 2.5 from their degree granting U.S. institution and have at least three years of significant managerial and professional experience may be admitted without a GMAT score, typically through a review of the applicant's resume. Normally, the required experience is earned after completion of the undergraduate degree. A committee will assist, if needed, in determining if the applicant's experience meets the "significant managerial and professional experience" threshold.
Applicants who have an undergraduate degree granted by a non-U.S. institution will not be considered for a GMAT waiver.

The undergraduate GPA is the GPA from courses taken at the degree granting institution. Transfer grades are not used in the computation of this undergraduate GPA.

The advanced hours undergraduate GPA is the GPA from junior and senior (3000 and 4000) level courses taken at the degree granting institution. Transfer grades are not used in the computation of this undergraduate GPA.

Prerequisite Coursework Requirements for Non-Business and Non-Accounting Graduates

Prerequisite courses for graduate business courses are required for students who did not take the equivalent courses as part of their baccalaureate program or for students with a baccalaureate degree from a non-U.S. university. The graduate prerequisite courses (courses listed as 5300) do not apply to the 36-hour graduate credit hour requirement of the MBA degree.

The M.B.A. degree program requires a minimum of thirty-six hours of graduate credit.

This is a capstone course that satisfies the comprehensive exam requirement. A grade of "B" or better is required for graduation.

Excluding ACCT 5300 , BANA 5300 , ECON 5300 , MGMT 5300 , and FINC 5300 .

MBA Concentrations

For those students that would like to concentrate on specific disciplinary areas, the ECON and COBA electives can target the following course options. Students wishing to add a second concentration would need to complete additional coursework beyond the minimum 36 hours required within the MBA program.

Concentration Options

Human resource management , management , project management , supply chain management .

The MBA is designed to prepare business professionals for leadership roles within the business, governmental, or non-profit sectors. Specific marketable skills include:

Effective communication: Graduates will be able to demonstrate language and content that suits the intended audience and organize content in a logical sequence.
Effective critical thinking: Graduates will be able to distinguish relevant and non-relevant information regarding a business problem and develop a valid argument in support of a conclusion.
Effective strategic decision-making: Graduates will be able to consider different strategic options using available evidence through the lens of organizational goals and generate applicable solutions for business problems.
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SOP Requirement for MBA in Music Business Applicants: In lieu of above SOP, submit 300 to 500 words describing musical experience, career goals, interests, and reasons for interest in the MBA in Music Business. Include links(s) to portfolio, website, and/or videos evidence of musical activity and experience.
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Testing is waived for applicants who have earned a doctoral or professional doctoral degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Testing is waived for applicants to non-STEM programs with a Master’s degree and a 3.0 GPA from a regionally accredited institution. Applicants to STEM-designated programs require a 3.5 (cumulative or last 60 credit hour) GPA for the waiver.
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If an applicant qualifies for a waiver of test scores, the waiver will be extended automatically upon verification of the applicant’s GPA. Work experience or other assessments will not be considered in lieu of GMAT or GRE exam scores. If you attended U.S. institutions, you may email copies of transcripts to [email protected] to determine eligibility for a testing waiver prior to applying. If you attended international institutions, your eligibility will be determined after you apply and your transcripts are evaluated. If you have an evaluation from a NACES member ( https://www.naces.org/members .) that reflects the required cumulative GPA for a waiver, you may email a copy to [email protected] prior to applying to confirm eligibility based on cumulative GPA. Third-party evaluations are not required to apply.

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PhD In Accounting In USA Without GMAT

For any business person, keeping accounts is a routine and important task. At the same time there is no alternative to getting a proper and modern platform and to hire an expert in accounting field who can cope with all your accounting tasks. The PhD in accounting in the USA without GMAT is special program dedicated for global business people and entrepreneurs who need top quality accounting support.

PhD with no GMAT requirements – Are you willing to join a university without taking gmat? Whereas some universities require you to take the GMAT during the admission process for getting enrolled in MS or PhD programs, most educational institutions do not require you to do so. For most of the management streams, you will have to appear for the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) which is an aptitude and verbal and writing skills test that is conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). You can read information about MS Programs in USA without GMAT.

There are few universities in the United States of America that does not require GMAT for admission. These Universities are considered as liberal arts colleges which do not include any business or management courses. If you are planning to study business or management related courses, you have to take GMAT before completing your application at any university. Here are some universities in USA without GMAT requirement.

Most programs require GMAT scores as a part of the application process, though many accept GRE scores as an alternative.

How To Get a Ph.D. in Accounting

Prospective accounting Ph.D. students should expect to submit GMAT or GRE scores as a condition of the application process. Some programs prefer the GMAT, whereas others will accept either.

Some programs prefer applicants to enter with a background in accounting courses, including subjects like quantitative methods and microeconomics. However, most programs will allow students to complete these prerequisites once admitted to the program.

While not always required, a master’s degree in accounting can improve a prospective student’s chances of acceptance to the program of their choice. Some programs require applicants to demonstrate an academic background in accounting or a related field, which a master’s degree can evidence.

Because a Ph.D. requires significant research, prospective students should demonstrate superior writing skills. While programs generally consider GPA as a part of an overall picture, many recommend a strong academic background. Schools may also consider work experience and extracurriculars when reviewing applications.

The Accounting Ph.D. Program Experience

Ph.D. programs include a wide range of learning experiences distributed through a combination of classes and research practice. Coursework provides the high-level knowledge needed to conduct a dissertation research project. Each student’s educational background and previous experience in the field factor into development of an individual degree plan that meets both the program’s requirements and the student’s interests.

Completing a Ph.D. demands between 70 to 120 credits. Some of these credits are part of a program’s research requirement, while others may come from for-credit internships, teaching assistantships, and other practical learning experiences.

After completing coursework, students take one or more oral and/or written comprehensive exams. Upon passing these assessments, students move into “candidacy,” during which their dissertation becomes the primary focus. Online doctoral programs often have a residency component, requiring students and faculty members to meet in person for advising, seminars, and other organized events.

The time required to complete an accounting Ph.D. depends on how many courses students take each term and how long it takes to complete their dissertation. Overall, prospective applicants should plan for 4-7 years of study if enrolled full time.

Concentrations

Those considering a Ph.D. in accounting can choose from a variety of concentrations related to their interests and career goals. Whether planning to work with individual clients or head up a large organization, prospective students can find appropriate specializations to secure advanced expertise in the field. The list below offers details on a few concentrations available to accounting Ph.D. students.

Public Accounting: A public accounting concentration focuses on the preparation of tax materials for individuals, corporations, and nonprofits. This concentration may also prepare students to work in the public sector for local, state, and federal government.
Audit Accounting: An audit accounting concentration prepares students to perform in-depth evaluations of financial documents, whether for individuals or corporations or as a part of a government agency.
Forensic Accounting: With a concentration in forensic accounting, students learn to sift through data to find evidence of financial fraud. The concentration emphasizes law, methods, and computer skills.
Managerial Accounting: Focused on preparing students for leadership positions, a concentration in managerial accounting emphasizes strategy, decision-making, and financial reporting.
Accounting Information Systems: Emphasizing behind-the-scenes development, a concentration in accounting information systems focuses on theories of accounting systems and in-depth study of accounting tools.

MS in Accountancy in USA without GRE or GMAT

Accountancy being a disciple that requires analytical and critical thinking, the graduate record examination is considered as a standard test for the same an average score of 300 is considered as an eligibility criterion for MS is accountancy in the US. But, there is an availability of MS in Accounting in USA without GRE or GMAT . GRE or GMAT are tedious exams and require months of practice, so Masters in Accounting in USA without GRE or GMAT options are also open. For individuals who cannot afford to invest so much time, MS in Accounting in USA is still an option as various universities provide MS in Accounting in USA without GRE or GMAT , and the programs and course quality is not compromised at any level. You can check the MS in Accounting in USA GRE or GMAT Score . Below is the list of universities that offer Accounting in USA without GRE or GMAT.

PhD In Accounting Salary In US

The graduates of Master in Accounting from the US have various career options with a very fulfilling range of wages. Average Salary after MS in Accounting in USA is high even for freshers who just come out of college and ranges from US $70,000 to US $100,000 . Pay after MS in Accounting in USA salary increases with increased work experience . According to the latest survey, the average salary in USA after MS in Accounting is US $86,084 and is expected to increase by 25% with an increase in demand for accountants in various businesses. The average salary of MS in Accounting in USA is therefore high and the students can get a fulfilling career. The salary after MS in Accounting in USA increases with increase in years of experience.

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35 Best Online Masters in Accounting No GMAT [2022 Guide]

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The School of Accounting in the Moore School has established a national reputation for academic research. Although historically known for excellence in behavioral research, our faculty conducts research in all areas of accounting using many different research approaches. The result is publications in the top academic accounting journals and also in many top academic journals in related fields such as finance, economics, psychology, organizational behavior and information systems. Of particular note, the Moore School has developed significant research capabilities in experimental laboratory markets research using innovative software and equipment obtained through sizeable National Science Foundation grants. Doctoral students are able to investigate financial accounting, managerial accounting, taxation, auditing and information systems topics using this new and promising research approach.

Incoming students should anticipate the Ph.D. program taking five years to complete. Funding is available to support students attending conferences and doing research for their dissertations. For non-native English speakers, preference is given to individuals with school or work experience in an English-speaking country.

Accounting Program of Study

The Ph.D. concentration in accounting provides students with the skills necessary to become productive scholars and teachers at major universities. Initially, all doctoral students complete a core curriculum that provides skills in research design and statistical analysis.

Students must also complete four doctoral seminars:

ACCT 832 Doctoral Seminar in Accounting Research – Seminar for beginning doctoral students that provides an overview of research topic areas, methods and designs currently used in accounting
ACCT 833 Doctoral Seminar in Financial Accounting – Research methods and issues related to financial accounting topics
ACCT 834 Doctoral Seminar in Managerial Accounting — Research methods and issues related to managerial accounting topics
ACCT 835 Doctoral Seminar in Auditing and Accounting Information Systems — Research methods and issues related to auditing and accounting information systems topic

In addition, all doctoral students complete a supervised research project at the end of their second year of study.

Typically, doctoral students take cognate courses in psychology, management information systems, finance or organizational behavior, although it is possible to study in other areas. Unlike many heavily structured doctoral programs, each doctoral student has considerable latitude in determining a program of study that fits the individual’s unique academic interests.

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Study MBA in Canada without GMAT

Check out the Canadian Universities with no GMAT requirement:

Ivey Business School, Toronto offers an Executive MBA program where one has to attend classes four consecutive days once every month and complete the course in 15 months, alongside their career. Although GMAT is not required, a well-detailed resume is mandatory for the application.
Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary’s University offers a GMAT waiver in its Masters in Finance course, where the applicants have to submit the required transcripts after successful completion of their four-year university degree course.
Lazaridis School of Business and Economics, Wilfrid Laurier University offers a Part-time Alternate Weekend MBA that does not require a GMAT score, except for students who completed their undergraduate degree outside of Canada.
Schulich School of Business, York University’s Executive MBA Program does not require a GMAT score, apart from valid academic credentials and other compulsory transcripts.

MBA in Canada without GMAT

There are various business schools in Canada that offer MBA programs without GMAT. Apart from universities, there are various MBA colleges in Canada without GMAT. Other than MBA, Canadian universities also offer GMAT waivers for different business programs.

Study MBA in Australia without GMAT

Given below is the list of Australian Universities that offer MBA or business courses without GMAT:

Australian National University, Canberra offers Master of Management (Advanced) and gives candidates a fabulous opportunity to hone their skills in the field of management, without a GMAT score.
Melbourne Business School, the University of Melbourne requires a minimum of 2 years of credible work experience.
Monash University, which offers Management Courses with a low score of 550 or even no GMAT. Although a work experience of three years is mandatory, with one year of experience in the management field.
Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Macquarie University states that all you need is a Bachelor’s degree with the required proficiency in English language and a GPA of 5.00 (out of 7.00).

As mentioned earlier, the academic credentials and transcripts are a must, even though GMAT is not. Hence, it is vital for candidates to have immense work experience, even more than 8-12 years in case of a few Executive MBA programmes. An informative yet concise resume is also essential detailing an individual’s academic and professional experience till then. One more important part of this package is a minimum of 2-3 recommendation or reference letters from previous employers that are a must, in order to judge your credibility, character, potential, and work ethics.

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Top MBA schools without GMAT

GMAT is an essential tool for giving admission to business and MBA programs by business schools across the world. However, there are certain top business schools that do not include GMAT in their application process for MBA and other business programs. Below mentioned are some of the top schools that offer MBA without GMAT.

However, having well-proven facts, one can not deny the fact that preparing for and taking the GMAT helps one achieve great heights of success. Irrespective of whether a university requires a GMAT score or not, taking the exam alerts people around the globe and hence, increases your chances of getting admission. After all, who can deny that taking the GMAT helps in getting admission in one of the top B-schools in the world, thereby validating your ambition and potential at large, governed by your conscientious nature? Be it the complex mathematical functions or preparing for the verbal section, the GMAT surely grooms an individual’s personality at large.

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