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One other question I have is on the required amount of classes to take the CPA examination. Since I don't major in business, should I try and take a few classes to catch up with, or will the MAcc catch me up sufficiently?

typical 1 yr MS Accounting program designed for "non-accounting major undergrad" will have all the classes required for Uniform CPA Exam. Only thing you have to worry about are 3-4 classes that these programs require for admissions. (Such as economics, introductory accounting, statistics etc) Each school has different requirement. Some schools will require non-business undergrads to take little more business classes, while other programs will treat all the students equally. One of the best program for non-business undergrad is UNC's MS Accounting program.

https://www.kenan-flagler.unc.edu/Programs/MAC/
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Can anyone speak for the quality/placement stats for the following programs?

Florida State

LSU

UC Boulder
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The PAR rankings are the best place to look.

2010-public-accounting-ranking-msa-undergrad-108416.html#p916356


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Can anyone speak for the quality/placement stats for the following programs?

Florida State

LSU

UC Boulder
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Thanks...


One thing I can't find is recruitment info I'd like to know if Big4 firms go to these schools, especially FSU and Boulder.
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Another question: Is it possible to enter management consulting after getting some solid Big4 experience? That is my ultimate goal down the line. Would I be better off looking into something like the Duke MMS for that?
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Can anyone tell me about recruiting for things like TAS/advisory is at MSA/MACc programs? Would I be better of looking at a management masters like the Duke MMS?