Class Registration

Mary Monterrojas Knapp, Associate Director, MSA Integrative Student Services, is your academic advisor and will register students for summer courses.  The university is implementing a new registration system and you will receive information as to how to create an account and register for fall classes. We will also provide you with guidelines regarding what courses you will register for based on how many semesters you will be attending, as well as the track of choice.  Thirty hours of graduate work are required to graduate from the MSA Program. You will receive a survey in April requesting information and it is important that you complete it as soon as possible so that we know how to best advise you for class registration, which will occur between mid-May and June.

View the 2024-2025 MSA Curriculum. Information regarding your registration course sequence will be posted here by the end of April.

Foundational Courses

Summer Parking:  Information on how to obtain a 2024 parking pass will be posted on the Parking Management website May 2024. If you are on a budget, we recommend you obtain an “off campus” parking for a reduced price.  The off campus parking site is within walking distance to Farrell Hall.

If you are coming to Wake Forest for summer foundational courses, our summer dates are as follows:

Summer Session I:  May 29 – July 3, 2024

Summer Session I Orientation: May 28, 2024   – Summer Session I Agenda – Coming late April.

Courses offered:  Intermediate Accounting I (ACC 520) and Principles of Finance (FIN 510)

Summer Session II:   July 9 – Aug 12, 2024

Summer Session II Orientation: July 8, 2024  Summer Session II Agenda – Coming June.

Courses offered:  Intermediate Accounting II (ACC 530) and Introduction to Tax (ACC 540)

You do not need to register for these courses.  You will receive an email with more information after we create your summer schedule.

MSA SUMMER 2024 Schedule will be distributed at Summer Orientation.

2-Semester Option

If you choose the 2-semester option, you will take 15 credits in the Fall and 15 credits in the Spring.

You will take a combination of core and track related courses, as well as some electives in both semesters, depending on your track of choice.

3-Semester Option

If you choose the 3-semester option, you plan on interviewing for a winter internship in the Spring.

You will take a combination of core and track related courses, as well as some electives, depending on your track of choice.

Students that have not already taken Accounting Information Systems and/or Audit will take these classes during Fall semester (these courses count towards your graduate accounting credits).

Three-semester students will take 12-16.5 credits per semester, depending on your individual schedule need.