In the Dual MBA/MSA program, students will gain tradi-

tional knowledge in accounting which creates the ability

to think analytically about solving problems while devel-

oping business expertise and advanced management

practices necessary for leadership positions in the field

of accounting.

This unique dual master’s program allows students to

apply up to 15 credit hours towards two degrees: a

Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of

Science in Accounting (MSA).

MBA/MSA ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

• Application for Graduate Admission (apply online at umflint.edu/graduateprograms)

• $55 application fee (non-refundable)

• Official transcripts from all colleges and universities attended

• Official GMAT® or GRE® results

• Statement of Purpose, a one-page, typed response to the following question: “What are your career objectives and how will a Dual MBA/MSA contribute to accomplishing these objectives?”

• Resume, including work experience and extra-curricular activities

• Two letters of recommendation (professional and/or academic) • Complete dual program applicationDUAL DEGREE PROGRAM

MBA/MSA UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-FLINT SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

APPLICATION DEADLINESMBA & MSA Fall, early - May 1 Fall, final - August 1 Winter - November 1 Spring – February 1 (NetPlus! only)

Summer – May 1 (NetPlus! only)

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:Craig Gomolka, Business Program RecruiterE: cgmolka@umich.eduP: (810) 237-6676

Request Info: www.umflint.edu/som

2015/2016 REQUIREMENTSFOUNDATION COURSES (0-15 credits, depending on prior coursework)

MBA FoundAtion Courses*

MGT 512 ACC 521 MGT 541 FIN 551

MsA FoundAtion Course (0-3 credits)* ACC 530 - Intermediate Financial Reporting

CORE COURSES

MBA Core Courses (24 credits) MGT 501 MKT 531 MGT 552 FIN 561 MGT 571 MGT 581 INB 585 MGT 589

MsA Core Courses (15 credits) ACC 535 ACC 545 ACC 562 ACC 565

ACC 575

ELECTIVES (6 Credits) two FroM:

ACC 538 ACC 550 ACC 555

ACC 580

FIN 567

*Courses MAy Be wAived iF previous equivAlent or siMilAr undergrAduAte or grAduAte Coursework hAs Been CoMpleted.1ACC 521 is A FoundAtion Course in Both the MBA And

MsA progrAM.

- Communication and Negotiation - Marketing Management- Business and Society - Financial Management - Operations Management - Management Information Systems - Global Dimensions of Management - Strategic Management

- Financial Reporting Special Topics - Seminar in Management Accounting - Forensic Accounting - Seminar in Contemporary Accounting Systems and Control - Auditing and Assurance Services

- Advanced Financial Reporting - Individual Federal Income Taxation - Advanced Federal Income Taxation Theory and Research - Advanced Governmental and Non profit Accounting - Financial Statement Analysis

- Applied Quantitative Analysis- Accounting for Managers1

- Organizational Behavior - Business Economics