Priority Review Deadline
- Fall: November 1
- Spring: Not Available
- Summer: Not Available
Departmental Assistantship Consideration
- Fall: March 1
- Spring: Not Available
- Summer: Not Available
No Departmental Assistantship Consideration
- Fall: May 1
- Spring: Not Available
- Summer: Not Available
- Transcripts from all schools attended
- Three Letters of Recommendation
One academic reference is required, however two academic references are preferred - Resume
- Statement of Goals
The statement is generally one to two pages discussing what you have to offer the program and what you wish to get out of the program. It should include a brief description of the applicant's field of interest, related background, desired area of study and research emphasis or career goals. - GMAT*
*The GMAT will be waived as a requirement for admission to the Forensic Accounting program for Fall 2021 applicants. All other listed admission criteria remain applicable. An additional requirement for admitted students is that all incoming students must successfully complete pre-semester orientations that cover foundational concepts.
Available information for International Applicants.
Admission to the program requires a NYSED-approved undergraduate degree in accounting from an accredited U.S. university, or its equivalent (including 24 accounting credits and 36 business-elective credits). The application deadline for International Students is March 1.
This program is licensure qualifying. Students who have previously been convicted of a felony are advised that their prior criminal history may impede their ability to complete the requirements of certain academic programs and/or to meet licensure requirements for certain professions. If applicants have concerns about this matter please contact the Dean’s Office of the intended academic program.