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15 Aug 2010, 17:35
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Hi all,
I'm a senior at a top US university with a economics major. I am interested in applying for a MACC program. but after much research, i found out that there's only a handful top programs that accepts non-accounting majors. My lists so far consists of UT, USC, University of Michigan, and UNC.
My profile:
GPA: 3.6
GMAT: 740
Internship: Audit Internship with Big 4, accounting internship with a local non-profit firm
accounting courses taken: intro to fin accounting (A), intro to managerial accounting (B+), intermediate accounting (A)
Please help me expand my list. I would really like apply for 5+ schools. I am also facing a dilemma between University of Michigan ad UNC. In order to apply for UNC, i cannot have 12+ credit hrs of accounting course work. However, in order of apply for U Michigan, i have to complete the prerequisite courses, which exceeds 12+ credit hrs of accounting work. So i can really apply for one of the school. Which one should i choose?
I would very much appreciate it if anyone could evaluate my chances of getting into any of the schools i mentioned above and help me expand my list of schools. Thank you very much!
I'm a senior at a top US university with a economics major. I am interested in applying for a MACC program. but after much research, i found out that there's only a handful top programs that accepts non-accounting majors. My lists so far consists of UT, USC, University of Michigan, and UNC.
My profile:
GPA: 3.6
GMAT: 740
Internship: Audit Internship with Big 4, accounting internship with a local non-profit firm
accounting courses taken: intro to fin accounting (A), intro to managerial accounting (B+), intermediate accounting (A)
Please help me expand my list. I would really like apply for 5+ schools. I am also facing a dilemma between University of Michigan ad UNC. In order to apply for UNC, i cannot have 12+ credit hrs of accounting course work. However, in order of apply for U Michigan, i have to complete the prerequisite courses, which exceeds 12+ credit hrs of accounting work. So i can really apply for one of the school. Which one should i choose?
I would very much appreciate it if anyone could evaluate my chances of getting into any of the schools i mentioned above and help me expand my list of schools. Thank you very much!
03 Sep 2010, 09:49
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Your chances look very good jasmine. Both your GPA and GMAT scores are significantly above average. Take a look at UIUC and Notre Dame as well. Good luck.
07 Sep 2010, 21:40
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monkeydjasmine
I emailed Michigan (also UVA) and they told me that I could apply prior to completing all prereqs, and that they would evaluate my application after fall semester (at which point I will have 4 of the 6 done). My plan is to see what happens with acceptances, and then take Audit and any other remaining prereqs for Michigan and UVA in the Summer, should I get accepted and decide to attend.
