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POOLE COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT JENKINS MASTER OF ACCOUNTING PROGRAM

Innovative Curriculum.

Flexible Format.

Real Experience.

Career Cultivation.

Renowned Faculty.

Jenkins Master of Accounting Program


The Jenkins Master of Accounting (MAC) Program offers the advantages and strengths of a large university, including modern facilities, extensive resources, engaging faculty and extensive relationships within the business community, while maintaining the feel of a small college.

Putting experiential education and opportunities into practice.The MAC Program provides real-world experience that establishes a solid framework and combines innovation and high-value education to take your career to the next level.

Innovative Curriculum

Progressive Career Cultivation

Renowned Faculty

Flexible Format

Real World and Global Experiences


D. Scott Showalter , CPA

MAC Program Director,

KPMG Professor of Practice

Accounting

“Congratulations! If you are considering a Master in Accounting degree, you are taking an important step that will have a lasting impact throughout your professional career. We understand the importance of this decision and are confident the Jenkins MAC Program will give you a head start on a successful career in accounting.

The nationally-ranked Jenkins MAC Program provides you a timely, innovative, and flexible academic experience. As we approach our twenty-fifth year, many successful alumni continue to demonstrate the value they received from the Jenkins MAC Program and confirm they were ready to join the accountng profession on day one.

Feel free to reach out to myself or our talented MAC staff, as we are dedicated to helping you make this important decision.”


Esra Al-ShawafiMAC Alum, IT Concentration

“I chose the Jenkins MAC Program because of its strong network with public accounting firms, concentration options, location, national ranking and excellent job placement.”

MAC Students at the Poole College of Management


The Jenkins MAC curriculum is designed to provide a broad-based understanding of accounting and business practices required of a professional accountant and business consultant, while at the same time offering a rigorous technical accounting education.

Innovative Curriculum

Optional Concentrations

Tax Strategy

Information Technology

Enterprise Risk Management

Flexible Format

Students have the opportunity in the Jenkins MAC Program to choose a course format that best fits their lifestyle. Classes are offered on-campus and online with the ability to mix the type of delivery if desired. All courses are taught by the same renowned faculty — giving students a high quality education no matter what format they choose.


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“In the Jenkins MAC Program, small class sizes allow professors to give you personal attention.”

Johannes Moolman

MAC Alum, ERM Concentration

Required Graduate Accounting Courses

*Elective(s)Three graduate-level courses as electives. Options include – Advanced Management Accounting, or Jenkins MBA courses focusing on topics such as corporate finance, enterprise risk management, ethics, information technology, international finance, leadership and management, portfolio management, sustainability and tax and business strategy. Courses are also available through NC State University’s Department of Public Administration.

31 Total MAC Credit Hours

Advanced Financial AccountingAdvanced AuditingAdvanced Commercial Law+ *Elective(s)

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IT Risks and ControlsApplied Financial Management Accounting and Tax ResearchManagerial and Career EffectivenessAdvanced Income Tax+ *Elective(s)

13-16 Hours

Fall Semester

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35Average Class Size

The Jenkins MAC Program is designed to prepare you for the demanding needs of the accounting profession and the requirements of the Uniform CPA Exam.

Spring Semester

12-15 Hours

3-6Hours

Option to take up to 6 credit hours in the summer to reduce course load during the academic year.

Summer Session(s) I/II


Leading in Experiential Education and Solving Problems Side-by-Side with Industry

Students and faculty work hand-in-hand with corporate, public accounting, government and nonprofit partners to find solutions to real business challenges and facilitate learning.

Christa AllenMAC Alum, Tax Strategy Concentration

“The Jenkins MAC Program’s incorporation of CPA exam preparationand its recommended timeline along with the study abroad program were major selling points.”

Experiential Learning Through EngagingLecture Formats

Practicum Projects with Corporate Partners

Mentoring, Guest Speakers, and Advisory Boards

Study Abroad at the NC State European Center in Prague

Jenkins MAC students have the opportunity to study abroad with classes in Prague, Czech Republic at the NC State European Center in Prague—an outstanding facility located in the historic Old Town district of Prague. While earning credits towards a MAC degree, students enjoy the history and culture that this major European capital city offers.

Global andReal World Experience


ERM Practicum team onsite at PZM in Nashville, Tennessee

Our coursework

involves sharing

research and

applied experience

both in and out of

the classroom.

Students gain a

perpective and

understanding

of the global

professional

and business

environment.

Onsite at KPMG in Berlin

Students onsite at PWC in Atlanta, Georgia

Patrick RoseMAC Alum

“The entire time I didn’tfeel like I was in a cookie cutter program. I had someone to look at my unique situation and try to guide me the best.”

Meet the Firms Event

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Accounting Corporate and Government Expo

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Tour of Cities


The accounting faculty and the MAC program’s career services staff work closely with students and employers to cultivate job opportunities in all fields of accounting. We also facilitate students’ networking and job searches which makes the placement rate for Jenkins MAC graduates seeking full-time employment consistently high.

Progressive Career CultivationDedicated resources to help our students buildtheir careers and professional networks

Average Job Placement Rate3 MONTHS AFTER GRADUATION

95 —100%


Dr. Kathy KrawczykDixon Hughes Goodman Professor of Accounting, Former Jenkins MAC Program Director for 14 years

Dr. Kathy Krawczyk teaches accounting and tax research in the MAC Program. She has won numerous teaching awards, including NC State Outstanding Teacher Award, NC State Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor Award, and the COM Board of Governor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. Dr. Krawczyk has also published articles in a variety of journals, lately focusing on the relation between MAC student characteristics and class performance, and the use of virtual worlds to simulate real-world audit procedures. She is a member of the American Institute of CPAs and has taught CPE classes on several accounting research tools.

Bonnie HancockProfessor of Practice in the Jenkins MAC Program

Bonnie Hancock is a professor of practice in the Jenkins MAC Program and the executive director of the NC State Poole College of Management Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Initiative. Bonnie brings unique insights and executive management, as well as practical perspectives on managing risk across increasingly complex global enterprises. Bonnie’s background includes executive positions at both Progress Energy and Exploris Museum—including service as president of Progress Fuels, senior vice president of finance and information technology, vice president of strategy and vice president of accounting and controller. She currently serves on several corporate boards.


13:1 Student to Faculty Ratio

Dr. Mark Beasley Deloitte Professor of Enterprise Risk Management, Director, ERM Initiative

Dr. Mark Beasley oversees students in the Jenkins MAC Program’s Enterprise Risk Management concentration. He is the Director of NC State’s ERM Initiative, which provides thought leadership on the topic of ERM, with a particular focus on its integration with strategy and governance (www.erm.ncsu.edu). He served on the board of the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission (COSO) for over seven years and was part of the COSO leadership team that developed its Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) – Integrated Framework to help boards of directors and senior executives effectively oversee their most significant emerging risks.

Scott ShowalterDirector and Professor of Practice, Jenkins MAC Program

Scott Showalter is the director and a professor of practice in the Jenkins MAC Program and a former partner with the international accounting firm KPMG. His roles with the firm included numerous global, national and local roles. Since joining the NC State faculty he has received numerous college and university teaching, research and services awards, including the NC State Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor Award. His teaching experience coupled with professional accounting career provides students with sound learning wrapped in real world experiences. Mr. Showalter remains active professionally as the chair of the Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board,chair of the North Carolina Association of CPA’s, and member of AICPA, PCAOB and GASB task forces.

RenownedFacultyCurriculum taught by senior accounting faculty who bring real world expertise and cutting-edge academic research in their specialties.

The Department of Accounting is proud to have earned NC State’s prestigious department teaching award. Individual faculty members have received teaching and research awards, served on national committees, and written and edited textbooks and journal articles.


$55,250$61,250

$75,750

Starting Salary

$106,500

$106,500K

$55K

Year 1-3 Senior Manager

Alumni NetworkActive Alumni Network Involvement—Meet the Firms Event, Alumni Panels, Classroom Discussions, Advisory Boards & Mentorships

CPA Examination Resources Partnership with Becker CPA Review

Professional CertificationsStudents have the ability to meet the requirements to obtain a CPA license and to pursue other professional licenses.

Year 1

After Year 5, as manager

Beyond GraduationJenkins MAC — a powerful differentiator for career progression in a crowded global marketplace.MAC graduates benefit from a solid return on investment through substantial salary increases, deeper knowledge of the complexities of business, and skills and abilities needed to rise through the ranks in their career.

Alumni Network

Ready on Day One

The MAC has a strong ROI.great salaries, diverse job opportunities, and high job satisfaction. The Jenkins MAC will have you career ready — day one.

“Accounting salariesat larger companies often hit six figures after five years of work experience.”

- Business Insider

Source: 2018 Robert Half Salary Guide for Accounting and Finance Professionals


$55,250$61,250

$75,750

Starting Salary

$106,500

$106,500K

$55K

Year 1-3 Senior Manager

Alumni NetworkActive Alumni Network Involvement—Meet the Firms Event, Alumni Panels, Classroom Discussions, Advisory Boards & Mentorships

CPA Examination Resources Partnership with Becker CPA Review

Professional CertificationsStudents have the ability to meet the requirements to obtain a CPA license and to pursue other professional licenses.

Year 1

After Year 5, as manager

Andrea YoungMAC Associate Director

Continuous

interaction and

involvement

provides students

with guidance

and support well

after graduation

and into the life

of their careers.

Ranked

#2 in most satisfyingcareers- Monster.com


AdmissionApply to one of the most prestigious programs in the country.

The Admissions Committee evaluates candidates on three criteria:

Undergraduate Academic Record and Grade Point Average Including prerequisite accounting courses for those without an accounting undergraduate degree.

GMAT Score A minimum GMAT score of 530 is required for all candidates. GMAT waiver available for select students. See website for details.

EngagementLeadership demonstrated through an officer role within student organizations, internship experience, athletic leadership, study abroad experience, interview with the admissions committee, etc.

Prerequisite Classes

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Concepts of Financial Accounting ACC 210 – 3 hours _______________________________________

Introduction to Managerial Accounting ACC 200 – 3 hours_______________________________________

Intermediate Financial Accounting I ACC 310 – 3 hours_______________________________________Intermediate Financial Accounting II ACC 311 – 3 hours_______________________________________

Introduction to Income Taxation ACC 330 – 3 hours_______________________________________

Legal and Regulatory Environment MIE 305 – 3 hours

_______________________________________Auditing and Assurance ServicesACC 450 – 3 hours

Accelerated Summer Accounting Prerequisite (ASAP) Program

The ASAP Program is a summer program designed for non-accounting majors who have been admitted to the Jenkins MAC Program with an undergraduate GPA of 3.2 or higher. The 5 week program is intended to provide a fundamental understanding of undergraduate accounting concepts and topics necessary to prepare students for MAC core courses and electives. Successful completion of the ASAP Program will satisfy all prerequisites for the Jenkins MAC Program and students are able to begin graduate courses in the fall.

Application requirements consist of the following:

• The NC State Graduate School Standard Application

• Personal Statement

• Three Letters of Recommendation

• $75 Application Fee (international student application fee is $85)

• Transcripts One copy (from all universities attended)

• Official GMAT Test Scores

• Admissions Interview

Dec. 1Early Admission

Feb. 1Final Deadline for Fellowship and Scholarship Consideration

Mar. 1 Final Deadline for General Admission

The Jenkins MAC program is looking for applicants who display intellectual rigor, leadership skills, aptitude for teamwork, and a strong academic background.

APPLICATIONS ARE DUE:


Merit-Based Scholarships Poole College’s accounting department administers merit-based scholarships from the department, CPA firms, and local businesses for outstanding Jenkins MAC candidates. To be considered for scholarships, completed applications must be submitted by the February 1st deadline.

Fellowship Program The Fellowship Program is made possible through a partnership between sponsoring CPA firms, the NC State Graduate School and the Poole College of Management’s Department of Accounting. A fellowship provides financial support for educational expenses and also may include an offer of employment upon graduation.

Recipients of MAC Fellowships are selected based on their scholarship, leadership, service, experience, presence and integrity. Applicants must submit a completed application by February 1st to be considered for a fellowship.

The MAC Fellowship Program on average awards 12 fellowships (a combination of firm-sponsored and academic) each year. Fellows in recent years have received offers of employment in Atlanta, Charlotte, Greensboro, New York, Raleigh, and Washington, D.C.

Assistantships Graduate assistants are paid to assist faculty with teaching and/or research activities. Opportunities are also available to assist with the accounting tutorial center, teach accounting labs and work for the MAC Program or ERM Initiative. Over 50% of the MAC class typically receives a GA position. Applications are available after the new student advising session held in March.

Tuition and Financial Aid Tuition and fees are set each year by NC State University. Contact the University Cashier’s Office for updated information on tuition and fees for the Jenkins MAC Program: (919) 515-2986

HTTP://STUDENTSERVICES.NCSU.EDU

Michael GrahamMAC Assistant Director of Admissions

MAC Fellows

3 4 Students Receive Merit-Based Aid

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“I was very impressed with all of the behind-the-scenes work that goes on with the MAC Program. It always seemed that the administration and instructors were always on point and everything had a higher purpose toward our ‘MAC experience.’

I always felt my voice was heard and I had a choice in what I experienced and retained from my time spent here.”

Brian HaunMAC Alum, ERM Concentration


Jenkins Graduate School of Management Master of Accounting Program

North Carolina State University Campus Box 8113, Nelson Hall Raleigh, NC 27695-8113(919) 515-4431

WWW.POOLE.NCSU.EDU/MAC

Poole College of Management

North Carolina State University Campus Box 8614, Nelson Hall Raleigh, NC 27695-8614(919) 515-5560 [email protected]

WWW.POOLE.NCSU.EDU

The Graduate School

North Carolina State University1020 Main Campus Drive Room 2300ARaleigh, NC 27695-7102(919) 515-2872

WWW.NCSU.EDU/GRAD/


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Jenkins MAC Application

Checklist

The NC State Graduate School Standard Application

Personal Statement (completed online through Graduate school application)

Three Letters of Recommendation (completed online through Graduate school application)

$75 Application Fee (international student application fee is $85)

Transcripts1 copy (from all universities attended) Unofficial transcript accepted for admissions. Official transcript must be submitted to the Graduate school once accepted to the program.

Admissions Interview

GMAT Test ScoresOfficial GMAT scores submitted to the Jenkins MAC Program office with GMAT code: D6L-QO-91 Scores are accepted for the GMAT exam taken in the past 5 years TOEFL or IELTS for international applicants only, DI code: 5496

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