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marakon8

I did, but I don't see a lot of programs you listed on this, for example:

download/file.php?id=10450

I didn't see NC State, Southern Methodist, Fordham, etc. so how does one get a feel for some of these programs and how they place? Will the overall prestige of the school make a huge difference or is it mainly up to the person?

Fordham was on the list where they broke it down by size: download/file.php?id=10456

As was Southern Methodist: download/file.php?id=10454

Overall, there really isn't an abundance of MAcc programs. Basically I focused my search on major cities where I was considering working, and researched schools in the area to see who had a program. I cross-referenced it with that list, and then also researched the program's local standing. NC State might not be as prestigious a program, but tuition is much more affordable and it's located right near Raleigh.

Basically, you can research the facts they have on their website, and contact the admissions office for information regarding job placement (how many have jobs at graduation, how many obtain jobs in Big 4 firms, where do most of their grads work, etc). Just because a program isn't on a list doesn't mean it is a bad program for you. Many of these programs are smaller or newer and thus haven't gained the recognition of some of the PAR report rankings.