• In demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects 13 percent national job growth in accounting professions through 2022.
• Flexible. Our graduate classes meet one night per week over an eight-week term, allowing you to balance your home and work commitments with your educational goals.
• Fast. Our accelerated programs allow you to earn your degree in 12 to 18 months.
• Personalized attention. Classes are limited to no more than 25 students, which enhances learning and interaction with faculty and fellow students.
• Affordable. PBA’s degree program is competitively priced, which helps you afford to follow your career dreams.
• Rooted in faith. PBA’s graduate accounting courses are infused with Christian morals and values to prepare you to fill the critical need for accounting professionals with the highest integrity and ethical character.
• 30 credit hours that consists of 18 credit hours of graduate accounting courses and 12 credit hours of MBA courses. 
• Two entry points: fall (August) and spring (January) with application deadlines of August 1 and December 1. Selected courses are offered during the summer terms.

Find out more about how you gain your degree while maintaining your work and family obligations. Call (561) 803-2122 or email grad@pba.edu

1. An undergraduate degree in accounting from a regionally accredited college or the equivalent in undergraduate accounting courses with a grade of C or better.
2. Submit: 
   • A completed online application and $45 nonrefundable fee (Click on the drop-down arrow to select the Graduate application)
   • Official transcript from college/university where bachelor’s degree was conferred and from college/university where prerequisite courses were taken
   • GMAT scores taken within the past five years
   • A current resume
   • Two letters of recommendation
3.  Faculty interview – Once candidates submit all required documents, the complete application is reviewed by the Graduate Admissions Committee to determine invitations for an interview.

International students should inquire about additional admission requirements.

 Admissions decision and notification:

Applicants will be notified in writing about the admissions decision within two weeks after completing the application and submitting documents. To secure a spot in the Master of Accountancy program, accepted students must submit, no later than 30 days before classes begin:

• A non-refundable $100 deposit, which is applied to tuition upon enrollment
• A federal or state issued photo ID at the time that your PBA ID is issued

The MAcc program helps prepare students to take the CPA exam. Graduates planning to pursue a CPA, should be prepared to abide by additional requirements when seeking CPA certification in the state of Florida or in the location they seek to be certified.

Learn more about your classes and requirements in the course catalog. 

Palm Beach Atlantic makes every effort to offer financial assistance through a variety of programs (federal and institutional) to deserving students. Scholarships are available for qualified students ranging from $1,000 - $4,000 based on full-time status. In addition, Federal Work-study awards and student loans may also be available. Students must apply for financial aid each year by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Assistance (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

Learn more about opportunities for Financial Aid; for questions on work-study or loan eligibility please contact finaid@pba.edu.

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