Dual BS/MS in Accounting Program
Balance your future!
Admission is only open to enrolled NYU Stern undergraduate students.
The Bachelor of Science in Business (CPA - Accounting) and Master of Science in Certified Public Accounting dual degree program provides students with the opportunity to earn two separate degrees. The BS in Business Degree is typically completed in four years at the Stern Undergraduate College. Upon completion, students transtion to the Stern Graduate School to earn an MS in Certified Public Accounting Degree in one accelerated summer. In doing so, students will have acquired 150 credits and satisfied the educational requirement to become a licensed CPA in New York State, as well as most other states.
Admission is only open to enrolled NYU Stern undergraduate students.
Plan Your Curriculum |
Use the curriculum worksheet to help plan your BS/MS degree program.
Alternatively, students can concentrate in general accounting. |
Attend an Information Session: Fall 2018 |
Learn details of the curriculum and admission process by attending an information session!
Information Session (Fall 2018) - Pizza will be Served! Date: Monday, November 5, 2018 Time: 12:30 - 1:30 pm Location: Tisch Hall, LC-25 RSVP Candidates interested in applying to this unique program during the fall 2018 term or in a future semester, are strongly encouraged to schedule an appointment with Mary-Grace Tomecki, who advises students in the BS/MS in Accounting Program. She can also be reached via email at mtomecki@stern.nyu.edu. |
Application Guidelines for Fall 2018 |
1. Application Admission is only open to enrolled NYU-Stern undergraduate students in the Business Program. Students are encouraged to reach out to Mary-Grace Tomecki, the Academic Adviser for the BS/MS in Accounting Program, about applying for admission. Her email is mtomecki@stern.nyu.edu. During the fall semester, Mary-Grace is available for in-person appointments. Study away students may schedule appointments for Skype or phone.
Strong candidates have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0, a strong interest in working as a CPA, and a verifiable commitment to completing the 150-credit BS/MS in Accounting dual-degree program, which includes a summer of graduate level coursework immediately following graduation from the bachelor of science degree program. Candidates may be invited to an interview or to provide references. 2. The Fall 2018 Application Process is open to juniors and seniors on a case-by-case basis. The deadline to apply is rolling. If you are a junior or a senior interested in applying, you may be eligible. Please contact Mary-Grace Tomecki at mtomecki@stern.nyu.edu for consideration.
The application is currently open to juniors and seniors on a case-by-case basis.
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Discover More |
Find details about CPA license requirements and guidance to CPA license examination registration by contacting the New York State Education Department-Office of the Professions.
For further information about the accounting profession, contact the New York State Society of CPAs. |
Scholarships for Current BS/MS Students |
The New York State Society of CPAs offers scholarships on a competitive basis to help cover the cost of the MS in Accounting degree.
The deadline for the Excellence in Accounting Scholarship is TBD. Applications are currently not being accepted. |
MS in Certified Public Accounting - Class of 2019 |
Information for Class of 2019 MS in Certified Public Accounting Students (Materials for Class of 2018 Orientation) Agenda Panelist Contact Information 2019_Stern Graduate Registration Guide Registration Period: March TBD 2019 Course List 2019_Stern Bursar_Tuition and Fees Worksheet Deadline for Paid Tuition and Fees: On or before TBD 2019_Stern Bursar_50-50 Payment Plan Option 2019_Stern Financial Aid - Sample Breakdown 2019_OGS_International Student I-20 Information CPA Exam/License Checklist |
CPA Licensure Disclosure Statement |
Graduates of the BS/MS in Accounting Program satisfy the educational requirements for the CPA licensure in New York State. For CPA licensure requirements in other states, we encourage students to refer to the specific state board for the most current information, as the requirements are different for every state and may change. |