Designed for students from non-accounting backgrounds, you'll complete prerequisite coursework with Ross faculty before joining your classmates in the Master of Accounting Program, so you're ready to make the most of your experience from day one.
Students admitted to the MAcc Paton Summer Immersion gain access to a wide variety of benefits, including:
All Summer Immersion participants will receive a minimum of $25,000 in scholarship support.
Complete your MAcc prerequisite courses with our world-renowned faculty, preparing you for success in our rigorous accounting curriculum.
Take advantage of early opportunities to connect with faculty, firms, and the U-M network of more than 710,000 alums.
Immerse yourself in the world of accounting through dedicated workshops, events, and other opportunities intended to build your industry knowledge and exposure to accounting firms.
Proven Big Four placement and CPA pass rates well above the national average help MAcc graduates launch successful careers across every area of accounting.
Students from non-accounting fields seeking a pathway into the Michigan Ross MAcc Program are highly encouraged to apply.
If you completed or are pursuing a major in one of the areas below, or a related discipline, you are especially well-positioned to benefit.
You will complete two accounting courses and a professional development seminar during the Summer Immersion before joining your MAcc cohort in August. The summer curriculum combines online and hybrid learning to minimize on-campus commitments while maintaining meaningful in-person engagement.
Paton Summer Immersion Tuition Rates for 2027
In-state: $16,023
Non-resident: $17,454
Registration fees: $120.60
For complete tuition and fees for the remainder of the MAcc Program, please visit the tuition and financial aid page.
MAcc Paton Summer Immersion Scholars
All Summer Immersion students will receive a scholarship of at least $25,000 in tuition support, to be applied across the three MAcc semesters, with the following distribution: 20% summer, 40% fall, and 40% winter.
