Launch your Career in Accounting

Gonzaga's Master of Accountancy (M.Acc) provides you with the tools for success in the accounting industry.

In just 2 semesters, you will be ready for the CPA exam, while receiving deep exposure to the data and communication skills you will need to become a trusted advisor and leader in your organization.

Our M.Acc program prepares you to be a professional with impact thanks to our innovative curriculum. We promise that when you graduate, you will be the most technical among your peers as you embark on your career in accounting. 

Why Choose Gonzaga?

CPA Exam Success*

  • The first-time CPA pass rate for our graduates is 64.8%
  • #1 in the Northwest

Nationally Ranked

  • Consistently ranked one of the best programs in the country
  • Ranked #27 by U.S. News & World Report

Our Graduates Get Jobs

  • 100% employed within 3 months of graduation
  • Excellent on-campus recruiting program

*Based on the most recent data.

Where Our Graduates Work

  • Deloitte
  • EY
  • Starbucks
  • CLA
  • Baker Tilly
  • CBIZ
  • KPMG
  • Amazon
  • RSM
  • BDO
  • Grant Thornton
  • Moss Adams
  • PwC
  • Microsoft
  • Nike
  • Eide Bailly
  • RSM
  • Costco

Alumni Spotlight

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Jeremiah Guest MAcc

"Joining the master's was the easiest decision I ever had to make." Watch the video to hear more about Jeremiah's experience.

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DeLaney Heppner MAcc

More than preparing for the CPA exam, DeLaney Heppner shares how the M.Acc program challenged her to to think beyond traditional teachings and improve her foundational skills.

Master of Accountancy almunus David Togami in a striped polo in front of a window

David Togami MAcc

“The focus on theory and the why behind things has helped me become a better practitioner because it allowed me to get a really good grasp on the application of the discipline itself in different industries and in different overall processes.”