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Master of Accounting (M.Acc.) State Requirements

William & Mary makes every effort to ensure state licensure or certification is current, however, state requirements may change. If you are planning to pursue professional licensure or certification in any state or territory, it is strongly recommended that you contact the appropriate licensing agency in that state or territory to seek information and guidance regarding licensure or certification requirements before beginning an academic program.

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State by state table of requirement fulfillment information
State Governing Body Meets State Requirements?
Alabama Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*

Alaska

Alaska Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Arizona Arizona State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Arkansas Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
California California Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Colorado Colorado Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Connecticut Connecticut State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Delaware Delaware Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
District of Columbia District of Columbia Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Florida Florida Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Georgia Georgia State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Guam Guam Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Hawaii Hawaii Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Idaho Idaho State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Illinois Illinois Board of Examiners Not Yet Determined*
Indiana Indiana Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Iowa Iowa Accountancy Board Not Yet Determined*
Kansas Kansas Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Kentucky Kentucky Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Louisiana State Board of CPAs of Louisiana Not Yet Determined*
Maine Maine Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Maryland Maryland Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Massachusetts Massachusetts Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Michigan Michigan State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Minnesota Minnesota Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Mississippi Mississippi State Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Missouri Missouri Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Montana Montana Board of Public Accountants Not Yet Determined*
Nebraska Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Nevada Nevada State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
New Hampshire New Hampshire Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
New Jersey New Jersey State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
New Mexico New Mexico Public Accountancy Board Not Yet Determined*
New York New York State Board for Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
North Carolina North Carolina State Board of CPA Examiners Not Yet Determined*
North Dakota North Dakota Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Ohio Accountancy Board of Ohio Not Yet Determined*
Oklahoma Oklahoma Accountancy Board Not Yet Determined*
Oregon Oregon Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Board of Examiners of Certified Public Accountants Not Yet Determined*
Rhode Island Rhode Island Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
South Carolina South Carolina Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
South Dakota South Dakota Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Tennessee Tennessee State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Texas Texas State Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Utah Utah Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
U.S. Virgin Islands Virgin Islands Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Vermont Vermont Board of Public Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Virginia Virginia Board of Accountancy To satisfy education requirements in Virginia, individuals completing William & Mary’s MAcc program must obtain from one or more accredited institutions (a) at least 150 semester hours of college education, and (b) a baccalaureate or higher degree with an accounting concentration or equivalent (24 semester hours of accounting courses above the introductory/foundational level: including auditing, financial accounting, managerial/cost accounting and taxation, and 24 semester hours of business courses: no more than six semester hours of what could be considered upper level accounting courses).
Washington Washington State Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
West Virginia West Virginia Board of Accountancy Not Yet Determined*
Wisconsin Wisconsin Accounting Examining Board  Not Yet Determined*
Wyoming Wyoming Board of Certified Public Accountants Not Yet Determined*

* William & Mary has not determined whether completion of the M.Acc. program meets educational requirements to apply for licensure as a CPA in this state or territory.

Questions?

Contact Pam Suzadail, Associate Dean & Executive Director, Online Center & Programs at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business.