Admissions
Students may apply to the program after completing a bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university or during their senior year of college or have completed a law degree. An undergraduate major in accounting is not a requirement, however, applicants must have taken A201 Principles of Financial Accounting or the equivalent.
The evaluation of an admission application is primarily an appraisal of an applicant's capability to pursue graduate work at Indiana University. This appraisal involves both a quantitative and qualitative assessment. In the qualitative phase, letters of reference, any work experience and other elements of the applicant’s resume are reviewed. The quantitative component assesses the applicant’s academic credentials as based on his or her GPA and score on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT) or LSAT for lawyers or students enrolled in law school.
