Northeastern University
MS Accounting / MBA Dual Degree
Northeastern's MSA/MBA dual degree is a 15-month intensive that includes a paid 3-month corporate residency at a Big 4 or top accounting firm. At $77,475 flat, it delivers two AACSB-accredited degrees and a 12-credit analytics concentration — with 95% of residents receiving full-time job offers.
Updated March 5, 2026Program Highlights
Program Details
Tuition
$77,475
Credits
68 credits
Duration
15 months
Format
Campus
Accreditation
AACSB
CPA Ready
Meets 150-Hour Requirement
Tuition, fees, and program details are subject to change. Verify current pricing directly with Northeastern University before making enrollment decisions.
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This program meets CPA education requirements in the following states. Always verify current requirements with your state board.