Northwest Nazarene University’s Masters of Accountancy (Macc) program consists of 30 credit hours of accounting and business courses that provide students with the opportunity to hone their skills to be effective in today’s complex business environment. The MAcc-CPA Track help students earn the required 150 credit hours required by most states to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam. NNU's degree program is designed to acheive broadly accepted national standards, but prospective out-of-state students should do their due dilligence in invesigating any more state specific standards. An excellent resource for researching the most current CPA licensure requirements for all U.S. states and territories has been developed by the National Association of the State Boards of Accountancy.
| State | Licensure Information | CPA Licensure Requirements | Accreditation | State Specific Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALABAMA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Alabama. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework. Many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Alabama’s State Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Alabama Licensing contact: 334-242-5700 If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| ALASKA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Alaska. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universiites (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Alaska’s Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Alaska Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Alaska’s Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Alaska licensing contact: 907-269-4712. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| AMERICAN SAMOA | It is currently undetermined if Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component for professional licensure standards for the territory of American Samoa. American Samoa is a member National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (2016) and seems to accept reciprocity with other states, but it is unclear what the process is at this time. |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
American Samoa licensure contact: 1 (684) 633-4116 |
| ARIZONA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Arizona. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Arizona’s State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Alaska Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Arizona’s State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Arizona Licensing contact: 602-364-0804. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| ARKANSAS | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Arkansas. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Alaska Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Arkansas State Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Arkansas licensing contact: 501-682-1520. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| CALIFORNIA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of California. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the California of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the California Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review California Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. California licensing contact: 916-263-3680. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| COLORADO | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Colorado. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Colorado Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Colorado Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Colorado Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Colorado licensing contact: 303-894-7800. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| CONNECTICUT | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Connecticut. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Connecticut State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Connecticut State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Connecticut's State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Connecticut licensing contact: 860-509-6179. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| DELAWARE | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Delaware. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Delaware Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Delaware Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Delaware's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Delaware licensing contact: 302-744-4500. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the District of Columbia. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the District of Columbia's Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the District of Columbia's Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review District of Columbia's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. You will find District of Columbia's Educational Requirements for CPA Licensure here. District of Columbia licensing contact: 202-442-4320. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA | It is currently undetermined if Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the Federated States of Micronesia. | The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Federated States of Micronesia licensure contact: (691) 320-2640 |
| FLORIDA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Florida. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Florida Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Florida Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Florida's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Florida licensing contact: 352-333-2505. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| GUAM | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Guam. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Guam Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Guam Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other territory-specific requirements. Please review Guam's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Guam licensure contact: 1-671-647-0813. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| GEORGIA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Georgia. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Georgia State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Georgia State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Georgia's State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Georgia licensing contact: 404-463-0365. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| HAWAII | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Hawaii. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Hawaii Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Hawaii Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Hawaii's Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Hawaii licensing contact: 808-586-2696. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| IDAHO | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Idaho. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Idaho State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Idaho State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Idaho's State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Idaho licensing information: 208-334-2490. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| ILLILNOIS | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Illinois. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Illinois Board of Examiners. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Illinois Board of Examiners, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Illinois' Board of Examiners website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Illinois licensing contact: 815-753-8900. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| INDIANA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Indiana. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Indiana Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Indiana Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Indiana's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Indiana licensing contact: 317-234-8800. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| IOWA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Iowa. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Iowa Accountancy Board. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Iowa Accountancy Board, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Iowa’s Professional Licensing Bureau for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Iowa licensing contact: 515-725-9024. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| KANSAS | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Kansas. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Kansas Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Kansas Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Kansas' Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Kansas licensure contact: 785-296-2162. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| KENTUCKY | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Kentucky. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Kentucky Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Kentucky Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Kentucky's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Kentucky licensure contact: 502-595-3037. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| LOUISIANA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Louisiana. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universiites (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student of about quality of the MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the State Board of Certified Public Accountants of Louisiana. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the State Board of Certified Public Accountants of Louisiana, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Louisiana's State Board of Certified Public Accountants website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Louisiana licensure contact: 504-566-1244. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MAINE | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Maine. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Maine Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Maine Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Maine's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Maine licensure contact: 207-624-8672. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MARSHALL ISLANDS | It is currently undetermined if Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the Marshall Islands. | The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Marshall Islands licensure contact: +692-247-4011 |
| MARYLAND | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Maryland. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Maryland Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Maryland Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Maryland's Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Maryland licensure contact: 410-230-6258. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MASSACHUSETTS | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Massachusetts Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Massachusetts Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Massachusetts Board of Public Accountancy for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Massachusetts licensure contact: 617-727-1806. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MICHIGAN | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Michigan. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by Michigan's Bureau of Professional Licensing. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Michigan's Bureau of Professional Licensing, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Michigan’s Licensing and Regulatory Affairs website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Michigan licensure contact: 517-373-8068. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MINNESOTA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Minnesota. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by Minnesota’s Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with Minnesota’s Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Minnesota’s Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Minnesota licensure contact: 651-296-7938. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MISSISSIPPI | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Mississippi. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by Mississippi’s State Board of Public Accountancy website. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with Mississippi’s State Board of Public Accountancy website, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Mississippi’s State Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Mississippi licensing contact: 601-354-7320. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MISSOURI | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Missouri. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Missouri Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Missouri Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Missouri's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Missouri licensure contact: 573-751-0012. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| MONTANA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Montana. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Montana Board of Public Accountants. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Montana Board of Public Accountants, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Montana's Board of Public Accountants website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Montana licensure contact: 406-841-2383. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NEBRASKA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Nebraska. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Nebraska's Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Nebraska licensure contact: 402-471-3595. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NEVADA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Nevada. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Nevada State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Nevada State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Nevada’s State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Nevada licensure contact: 775-786-0231. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of New Hampshire. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the New Hampshire Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the New Hampshire Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review New Hampshire's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. New Hampshire licensure contact: 603-271-2219. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NEW JERSEY |
Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of New Jersey. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the New Jersey State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the New Jersey State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review New Jersey State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. New Jersey licensure contact: 973-504-6380. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NEW MEXICO |
Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of New Mexico. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the New Mexico Public Accountancy Board. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the New Mexico Public Accountancy Board, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review New Mexico’s Boards and Commissions website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. New Mexico licensure contact: 505-222-9850. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NEW YORK |
Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of New York. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the New Your Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the New Your Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review New York’s Office of the Professions website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. New York licensure contact: 518-474-3817. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NORTH CAROLINA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of North Carolina. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the North Carolina State Board of Certified Pubic Accountant Examiners. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the North Carolina’s State Board of Certified Pubic Accountant Examiners, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review North Carolina’s State Board of Certified Pubic Accountant Examiners website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. North Carolina licensing contact: 919-733-4222. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NORTH DAKOTA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of North Dakota. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the North Dakota Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the North Dakota Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review North Dakota’s Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. North Dakota licensing contact: 800-532-5904. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS | It is currently undetermined if Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands. | The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Northern Mariana Islands licensure contact: (866) 350-0017 Please review the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy’s Northern Mariana Islands webpage for details about obtaining licensure in the territory. |
| OHIO | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Ohio. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Accountancy Board of Ohio. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Accountancy Board of Ohio, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Accountancy Board of Ohio's website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Ohio licensing contact: 614-466-4135. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| OKLAHOMA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Oklahoma. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Oklahoma Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Oklahoma Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Oklahoma's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Oklahoma licensing contact: 405-521-2397. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| OREGON | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Oregon. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Oregon Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Oregon Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Oregon's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Oregon licensing contact: 503-378-4181. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| PALAU | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the territory of Palau. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Palau Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Palau Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Palau's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Palau licensure contact: (680) 488-2889/5687. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| PENNSYLVANIA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Pennsylvania. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Pennsylvania’s State Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Pennsylvania licensing contact: 717-783-1404. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| PUERTO RICO |
Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for Puerto Rico. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Puerto Rico Board of Accountancy website. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Puerto Rico Board of Accountancy website, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Puerto Rico’s Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Puerto Rico licensing contact: 629-203-1992. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| RHODE ISLAND | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Rhode Island. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Rhode Island Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Rhode Island Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Rhode Island's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Rhode Island licensing contact: 401-462-9550. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| SOUTH CAROLINA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of South Carolina. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the South Carolina Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the South Carolina Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review South Carolina's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. South Carolina licensing contact: 803-896-4770. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| SOUTH DAKOTA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of South Dakota. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the South Dakota Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the South Dakota Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review South Dakota's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. South Dakota licensing contact: 605-367-5770. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| TENNESSEE | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Tennessee. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Tennessee Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Tennessee Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Tennessee's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Tennessee licensing contact: 615-741-2550. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| TEXAS | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Texas. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Texas State Board of Public Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Texas licensing contact: 512-305-7800. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| UTAH | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Utah. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Utah Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Utah Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Utah’s Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Utah licensing contact: 801-530-6628. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| VERMONT | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Vermont. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Vermont Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Vermont Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Vermont's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Vermont licensing contact: 802-828-2373. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| VIRGIN ISLANDS | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Virgin Islands, but degree candidate's should be aware that while the Virgin Islands offer reciprocity aggreements with CPA licenses issued by other states and terrirtories it still requires applicants to complete a "local" exam before licensure. | The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Virgin Island’s Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Virgin Island’s Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs. which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Virgin Island’s Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs website for details about obtaining licensure in the in the Virgin Islands. Virgin Islands licensing contact: 340.718.6982. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| VIRGINIA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Virginia. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Virginia Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Virginia Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Virginia's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Virginia licensing contact: 804-367-8505. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| WASHINGTON | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Washington. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Washington State Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Washington State Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Washington's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Washington licensing contact: 360-753-2585. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| WEST VIRGINIA | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of West Virginia. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the West Virginia Board of Accountancy. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the West Virginia Board of Accountancy, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review West Virginia's Board of Accountancy website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. West Virginia licensing contact: 8/24/2021. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| WISCONSIN | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Wisconsin. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Wisconsin Accounting Examining Board. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Wisconsin Accounting Examining Board, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Wisconsin’s Accounting Examining Board website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Wisconsin licensing contact: 608-266-2112. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |
| WYOMING | Northwest Nazarene University's Masters of Accountancy program meets the educational requirements component related to professional licensure standards for the state of Wyoming. This assertion is dependent upon the scope of the candidate’s prior undergraduate coursework, and many state boards that authorize CPA licensure require submission of an applicant’s undergraduate and graduate academic transcripts for evaluation. (See CPA Licensure Requirements.) |
The MAcc program at NNU prepares students to take the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in the State of Idaho. According to the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (AICPA), "all CPA candidates must pass the Uniform CPA Examination to qualify for a CPA certificate and license to practice public accounting. While the exam is the same no matter where it's taken, every state/jurisdiction has its own set of education and experience requirements that individuals must meet." Among the various requirements, all states require at least 150 educational credits to be eligible to become licensed as a Certified Public Accountant; however many states prescribe that those 150 credits include specific coursework/credit hours. Therefore, eligibility for licensure in particular states is often determined by an evalutation of a candidate's undergraduate transcript by state licensure boards. (See AICPA's This Way to My CPA for information about licensure requirements for various US states and territories.) NNU Accounting faculty will work closely with a non-Idaho student to evaluate how a combination of NNU's MAcc program courses and the student's undergraduate coursework will best meet the CPA 's 150 credit requirement. |
NNU’s College of Business is internationally-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Accreditation means that NNU’s programs are regularly evaluated by this international organization. In order to maintain accreditation, the College of Business must continually assess, evaluate and improve our programs. The Northwest Council of Colleges & Universities (NWCCU) is NNU's regional accreditor. This nationally recognized accreditation offers further assurance to student about the high quality of NNU's MAcc program, and a degree from regionally accredited institution is an educational requirement for licensure in most states. |
Whether or not an applicant meets the educational requirements for licensure in the state is question ultimately answered by the Wyoming Board of Certified Public Accountants. It is the professional obligation of each candidate to be personally responsible for their qualification for licensing as a CPA with the Wyoming Board of Certified Public Accountants, which may include meeting other state-specific requirements. Please review Wyoming Board of Certified Public Accountants' website for details about obtaining licensure in the state. Wyoming licensing contact: 307-777-7551. If you have any questions about whether NNU's MAcc program meets these state-specific educational requirements please consult with NNU’s College of Business (maccinfo@nnu.edu) regarding eligibility in the state. |