Fisher School of Accounting
Overview
Established: 1933. Endowed in 1985 through a gift from alumnus Frederick E. Fisher.
Rankings: 2010. US News & World Report ranks the undergraduate program 18th overall in the nation and 12th among public institutions.
Accredited: American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
Programs: Four-year undergraduate program, five-year 3/2 program with joint award of bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting
Degrees: Bachelor of Science in Accounting (BSAc), Master of Accounting (MAcc)
Scholarships: Fifth-year accounting students should obtain scholarship applications from the Fisher School and complete them early in the spring term of their fourth year. General financial aid information is available from the Office of Student Financial Affairs.
Computer Requirement (PDF)
Student Organizations
Certified Public Accountants Examination