In addition, please review the BSAc degree requirements for more information on requirements for degree certification.Įquivalent critical-tracking courses as determined by the State of Florida Common Course Prerequisites may be used for transfer students. Students should meet with an academic advisor no later than Semester 4 to begin planning for their junior and senior years. However, it is strongly recommended students complete upper-division accounting and business core courses earlier than required by Critical Tracking, especially those students interested in pursuing the Master of Accounting degree. Tracking requirements for semesters 5-8 indicate the minimum benchmarks to graduate in a timely manner. Please note the critical-tracking requirements below on a per-semester basis. Consult the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy website for information regarding CPA exam and licensure eligibility for all states and jurisdictions.Ĭritical Tracking records each student’s progress in courses that are required for progress toward each major. Also, a determination has not been made whether the MAcc program, with or without the UF BSAc, meets educational requirements in any other state or jurisdiction. A determination as to whether the MAcc program combined with any other undergraduate program meets CPA educational requirements in Florida has not yet been made. Students should contact the Florida Board of Accountancy or visit their website for any questions regarding eligibility to take the CPA Exam or be licensed as a CPA in Florida. Please note that requirements can change and may not immediately be reflected in this statement or in the program. CPA licensure includes other, non-educational requirements. Students are cautioned that completion of the Bachelor of Science in Accounting degree alone will not satisfy the educational requirements to be licensed as a CPA in Florida.Ĭompletion of the UF BSAc, when combined with the UF Master of Accounting (MAcc) program, will fulfill the State of Florida’s educational requirements to take the Certified Public Accountant Examination in Florida and to obtain licensure as a CPA in Florida. These students view the BSAc degree as providing valuable preparation for post-graduate studies in areas other than accounting, (e.g., law), or they plan to complete their graduate accounting studies at another institution. Some students enter the Fisher School of Accounting with the intention of limiting their accounting studies at UF to undergraduate coursework. Students enrolled in the BSAc program are eligible to submit an application for early admission to graduate school via the school's combination 3/2 Program.
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