Master of Accounting

In order to be considered for admission to the MAcc program, students must:

• Complete a graduate application the semester before their first graduate course,
• Be a current LCU student, having successfully completed 60 semester credit hours, or submit an official transcript indicating a baccalaureate degree completion in an accredited program of study. (Students without an undergraduate business degree may need additional business courses to meet the CPA requirements in Texas.),
• Demonstrate successful completion of the following ten undergraduate accounting courses or accepted equivalent courses:
  • ACC 2301 Principles of Financial Accounting 
  • ACC 2302 Principles of Managerial Accounting
  • ACC 3301 Intermediate Accounting I
  • ACC 3302 Intermediate Accounting II
  • ACC 3303 Cost Accounting
  • ACC 3305 Special Problems in Accounting
  • ACC 3320 Business Ethics for Accountants
  • ACC 4305 Income Tax I
  • ACC 4308 Auditing
  • ACC 4310 Accounting Systems,
• Have a grade point average of 3.0 or better on their baccalaureate degree or on the last 60 hours of undergraduate coursework, and
• Provide two letters of recommendation (one academic, one personal).

Tuition for the MAcc program is $765 per credit hour.  For current LCU students, six credit hours of graduate coursework can be taken during a student’s undergraduate semesters. These six credit hours are included in the undergraduate block tuition rates charged by LCU, so there is no extra tuition fee.

There is also an additional course fee of $2,000 for courses ACC 5002 and ACC 5006, which covers the discounted Becker CPA Exam Review Materials, which would cost $2,800 if the students purchased that on their own.

Scholarships are available for the graduate semesters, as well as graduate assistantships. Applications for scholarships or assistantships can be completed after acceptance into the MAcc program.