The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) offers a Master of Science (MS) in Accounting program designed for students seeking advanced knowledge and skills in accounting. As Chicago's largest university and a top research institution, UIC provides a rigorous academic environment with faculty who are leaders in their fields. The program aims to prepare students for successful careers in accounting through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Admission requirements and deadlines may differ for domestic and international students.
These figures are DOD TA Per Credit Hour rate estimates and fees are not included in these tuition estimates.
Tuition is charged per credit hour. For Fall 2024-Spring 2025, the estimated graduate standard tuition per credit hour is $530. For Fall 2025-Spring 2026, it's $546, and for Fall 2026-Spring 2027, it's $562. These figures are estimates and do not include fees.
A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution is required for admission, and specific GPA requirements may apply. International students will also need to provide English Proficiency Scores.
You need to review program requirements, check application deadlines, prepare documents like transcripts and letters of recommendation, submit your online application through the UIC Admissions portal, and pay the application fee.
Graduates are prepared for various roles in the accounting profession, equipped with a strong foundation in accounting principles and practices suitable for diverse business environments.
The program has a faculty-to-student ratio of 1:19, ensuring students receive ample support and encouragement for their academic success.