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Mr. Conrad Hewitt
US Securities & Exchange
October 10, 2008
Mr. Dan Doyle
Walgreens
October 30, 2008
Mr. Dennis Nally
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
November 6 , 2008
Mr. Bryan Segedi
Ernst & Young LLP
November 13 , 2008
Mr. James Turley
Ernst & Young LLP
November 19 , 2008
Contact Us
Department of Accountancy
University of Illinois
360 Wohlers Hall
1206 South Sixth Street
Champaign, Illinois 61820
Phone: 217-333-0857
Fax: 217-244-0902
Email: accy@illinois.edu
Summary of Programs
The State of Illinois changed the educational requirements of candidates for
the Uniform CPA Examination in Illinois. Effective January 1, 2001,
Illinois CPA examination candidates must have earned 150 semester hours of
acceptable college credit as well as a baccalaureate or higher degree in
order to take the CPA examination. Passing the CPA examination is one
of the requirements to become a Certified Public Accountant in Illinois. The
Illinois Board of Examiners provides more detailed information about CPA
examination candidacy.
In response to this legislative change, the Department of Accountancy revised its undergraduate and master's programs, and created a combined Bachelor/Master in Accountancy program and a Certificate in Accountancy. An overview of the options for accountancy majors and career choices consistent with each option follows:
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Careers in non-public accountancy (e.g., corporate accounting, controllership, governmental accounting) and preparation for other graduate programs such as law. |
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Careers in public accountancy, including preparation for CPA examination, without graduate education. Program serves only students with UIUC baccalaureate that includes the curriculum for a major in Accountancy. |
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Careers in non-public and public accountancy, including preparation for CPA examination, with graduate education. Program serves only UIUC accountancy majors |
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Advanced study in areas such as internal and external reporting, control and systems. |
* Non-UIUC students with a bachelor's equivalent to the UIUC BS in Accountancy
may apply for the master's programs within these options, but not
the Bachelor/Master in Accountancy program.
