How to Apply for the Accountancy Early Assurance Program
Outstanding high school seniors are invited to apply for Ohio University’s Early Assurance Program (EAP) for the Master of Accountancy and Analytics (MAcc).
Early assurance program students apply for admission to the MAcc program while they are still in high school, and a slot in the master’s program is reserved for them as long as they maintain program requirements during their undergraduate time at OHIO.
The Master of Accountancy and Analytics provides students with an engaging learning experience. Upon graduation, students are transformed into a promising accounting professional of integrity. The program utilizes a unique approach to classroom teaching: a problem-based methodology that presents students with real life situations and challenges them to perform team-based and independent research. This approach give students a competitive advantage and provides them with the practical skills they need to be successful and have a rewarding career.
Benefits of the Accountancy EAP
- Admission to the Master of Accountancy and Analytics program
- No graduate school application fee
- No required Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
- Networking opportunities with current students and alumni
- Co-curricular program activities
- Networking events with potential employers
Eligibility
- Have the equivalent high school GPA of 3.0 or greater on 4.0 scale
- Have been admitted to OHIO's Athens campus as first-year student majoring in Accounting.
Application Process
The fall 2025 Accountancy Early Assurance Program application deadline is January 10, 2025. To be considered, students must submit the Early Assurance Program application. Admission decisions will be released on a rolling basis, beginning in March.
You will need your OHIO email address and password to apply. Visit our Application Status web page for instructions to activate your OHIO ID. For questions, please contact Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@ohio.edu or 740.593.4100.
Questions?
For more information, visit the Master of Accountancy and Analytics website. Please email the College of Business with questions about the Accountancy EAP.