- Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university
- Open to graduates regardless of major who have a quantitative foundation with an interest in building a career in Accountancy

Master of Science in Accountancy
STEM Certified – OPT Extension Eligible #1 CPA PASS RATE More often than any school in the past 25 years #1 in BIG FOUR JOB PLACEMENT Wake Forest MSA graduates are more likely to land in the Big 4 than those from any other school 99% Employment (Class of 2025 at 6 months)
MSA Average Class Profile
Class statistics averaged over the most recent three cohorts
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MSA Events
Consider joining us for our next MSA event
(NYC) School of Business Young Alumni Happy Hour
Calling all recent graduates! School of Business alumni from the classes of 20212026 are invited to a special Young Alumni Happy Hour designed to grow your local Biz Deac network. Drop by The Perfect Pint East anytime 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. on September 16 to enjoy two drink tickets (beer/wine), appetizers, and great company. Your happy hour registration fee covers your event access. For an additional $10, you can opt to donate directly to the WFU School of Business Annual Fund and make a meaningful impact on current Wake Forest students and programs. Every donation counts. Plus, we will have black and gold swag on-hand to share! We hope you can join us and catch up with fellow NYC-area Wake Foresters. You are welcome to register one guest! Hosted locally by Alumni Council member Stephen Klemash ('20).
First Look Series: Accelerated Master’s Programs at Wake Forest School of Business
Explore our accelerated masters programs in Accountancy, Business Analytics, and Management. Hear what makes the Wake Forest experience different and how an accelerated masters can help you take your next step. Whether youre just starting to explore your options or already know which program interests you, First Look will give you a clearer picture of: The opportunities available to youThe Wake Forest experienceYour next steps
School of Business AI Workshop: Solving Hard Problems with AI
Wake Forest School of Business faculty share how they're using AI todaypractical skills and workflows that go beyond prompting, which you can apply the next day! "Solving Hard Problems with AI" will be led by Associate Dean for MBA and Working Professional Programs and Associate Teaching Professor, Dr. Justin Martin. This workshop will be delivered in two formats: in-person and virtual. For those who prefer to attend in-person, the workshop will be held on the WFU Reynolda campus in Farrell Hall (room 151). For those who prefer virtual delivery, a Zoom link will be emailed the day prior to the workshop. You must select which format you prefer when registering. All workshops will be recorded and shared with registrants. No AI background is necessary to attend. Open to the WFU community and free to the public. Registration is required. You are welcome to register one guest. We hope you can join us! Additional workshops will be offered in this series. Check the School of Business calendar for details.
Former Secretary of the Army to Speak at Wake Forest’s Business School
Once responsible for overseeing the operations, modernization, and resources for nearly one million American soldiers and over 265,000 Army Civilians, the Honorable Daniel Driscoll knows what it takes to lead through complex, high-stakes situations. The Former Secretary of the Army will expound upon his experiences on September 18th at 2:00 p.m. in Farrell Halls Broyhill Auditorium. The event, titled Conversations in Strategic Leadership, is free and open to the entire Wake Forest community, including WFU ROTC cadets and the WFU Veterans group. The discussion moderated by Professor Ben King will also feature an audience Q&A session. Co-sponsored by the Allegacy Financial Center for Leadership and Character and the Department of Military Science, the discussion promises to offer invaluable insights into strategic leadership.
Conversations in Strategic Leadership with Daniel Driscoll, United States Secretary of the Army
Responsible for overseeing the operations, modernization, and resources for nearly one million American soldiers and over 265,000 Army Civilians, the Honorable Daniel Driscoll knows what it takes to lead through complex, high-stakes situations. The 26th Secretary of the Army will expound upon his experiences on September 18th at 2:00 p.m. in Farrell Halls Broyhill Auditorium. The event, titled Conversations in Strategic Leadership, is free and open to the entire Wake Forest community, including WFU ROTC cadets and the WFU Veterans group. The discussion moderated by Professor Ben King will also feature an audience Q&A session. Co-sponsored by the Allegacy Financial Center for Leadership and Character and Wake Forest Universitys ROTC No Fear Battalion, the discussion promises to offer invaluable insights into strategic leadership.
(Winston-Salem) School of Business AI Leadership Series: Lessons from an Advertising Agency Executive
Wake Forest University School of Business presents candid conversations with industry leaders on how their organizations are using AI. This is the first session offered in the Leadership Series. How AI Is Rewriting the Marketing Playbook: Lessons from an Advertising Agency Executive A Conversation with Ged King, former CEO of Sales Factory Professor of Practice and Academic Director Digital Marketing and AI, School of Professional Studies Optional Networking Reception | 5:30 - 6:20 p.m.Conversation with Ged King | 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Note: This session is offered on two consecutive days. You are registering for Wednesday, October 7, in Winston-Salem. No AI background is necessary to attend. Open to the WFU community and free to the public. Registration is required. You are welcome to register one guest. We hope you can join us! Additional dates will be offered in this Leadership Series. Check the School of Business calendar for details.
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Meet Your MSA Team
If you have any questions regarding the enrollment process, student life, faculty, curriculum or career resources, please schedule a consult. We look forward to helping you!
Dr. Jon Duchac
Delmer P. Hylton Accounting Professor; Associate Dean for Accountancy Programs; Professor
Susanne Lange (Susie)
Senior Associate Director, Enrollment Management Recruiting
Mary M. Knapp
Associate Director, MSA Integrative Student Services
Julie Brannon
Assistant Director, Market Readiness and Employment
AACSB International
The School of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International). The School of Business' Accountancy Program attained the supplemental accounting accreditation.


