Georgia Southern University Master of Accounting (WebMAcc): 2027 Review

Score

63.2 of 100

Cost (20%)

7.7 of 10

Graduate Earnings (20%)

4.9 of 10

Completion (15%)

3.2 of 10

Flexibility (15%)

5.0 of 10

Credential Alignment (10%)

10.0 of 10

Track Record (10%)

9.4 of 10

Program Reputation (10%)

6.2 of 10

Cost per Credit

$556 per credit

Credits

30

Tuition

$16,680

Format

Fully Online, On Campus, Asynchronous

Terms

16 weeks

Time to Finish

Two consecutive years

Accreditation

AACSB (confirmed on the official list)

AACSB Accounting

Accounting accreditation listed by AACSB

See exactly how we score on the methodology page. We checked the school's figures on October 7, 2026.

Georgia Southern's WebMAcc is a 30-credit, fully online Master of Accountancy that runs on a semester calendar: two courses in fall and spring and one in summer, for two years. It suits you if you want a steady pace at an AACSB school. The university treats it as a full-time program, so plan your work hours around that.

Georgia Southern University is a public school in Statesboro, Georgia. The School of Accountancy sits in the Parker College of Business. The degree is fully online and asynchronous, so you choose your own study hours inside each semester. An apprenticeship option called the AMAcc is offered alongside the campus and online versions.

• People who want a set two-year rhythm they can plan a job around.
• Working accountants who may turn military service, work experience or a professional certification into prior learning credit, subject to the program advisor's approval.

Courses include Professional Issues in Accounting, Accounting Data Analytics, Advanced Accounting Information Systems and Law and Ethics for Accountants. The school says the degree prepares you for the certified public accountant (CPA), certified management accountant (CMA) and certified fraud examiner (CFE) exams. Graduate certificates in Ethical Leadership and Forensics Interviewing are also offered.

You'll pay $556 per credit hour in 2026-2027. For your 30 credits, that's $16,680 in tuition, and you'll also pay a Technology Fee and an Online Learning Fee on top of that.

The degree is asynchronous and fully online. Expect two courses each fall and spring term and one each summer.

AACSB accreditation for the business school is confirmed on the official AACSB list, which also shows the separate accounting accreditation. CPA licensing rules differ by state, so read the CPA requirements guide or ask your state board.

Where this degree can lead: Accounting Degree Jobs.

• Could my work experience or a CPA, CMA or CFE credential earn prior learning credit?
• What do the Technology Fee and Online Learning Fee add to the $16,680 tuition?
• How does the AMAcc apprenticeship option differ from the WebMAcc?
• How many hours a week should I plan for two courses?

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