Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Accounting)/Master of Science in Accounting

The bachelor's accelerated master's (BAM) program in Accounting and Taxation allows students to complete the bachelor's and master's degrees in five years. The program is designed as a 4 plus 1 program for current Leeds Undergraduate students pursuing accounting, finance or both as their emphasis. Students will be able to take a maximum of four MS courses (12 credit hours) while they are still working on their undergraduate degree, Up to 3 of these courses (9 credit hours) can be taken in place of upper division undergraduate requirements. Thus, it will be possible to earn up to 12 credit hours toward the MS degree at undergraduate tuition rates, with a maximum of 9 credit hours counting toward both degrees. Upon graduating with their undergraduate degree, students will gain access to the remaining MS coursework.

For review and decision purposes only, we will accept academic records unofficially from you. If you receive an admission decision and choose to attend CU Boulder, you will be expected to provide your final official transcripts. If you are admitted while still attending classes, your final academic records will be required upon completion of the course work or program. Academic records written in languages other than English must be accompanied by a literal certified English translation. If school policy provides that all transcripts are issued in English, a native language transcript is not required.
For your secondary school attendance (grade 9 through grades 11, 12 or 13): submit all official academic records, transcripts, marksheets, or grade reports, and any certificates (including I/GCSE, AS, A level, Indian exam certificates), degrees, diplomas, or statements of graduation or completion. If you are currently attending secondary school, send all available records at this time, including a list of your courses in progress.
TOEFL: 75
IELTS: 6.5
Duolingo: 120
Total scores must include a TOEFL writing subscore of 19 or higher or an IELTS writing subscore of 5.5 or higher. Scores may not be combined.