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[BrianFallon]

If your state's Board DOES NOT take your credit, an option is to graduate with 120 hours and enroll in a fifth year M.Acc program.  Look at University of North Alabama.  

Just curious—why North Alabama?  It’s AACSB accredited and RA and there is some space to specialize within the degree, but N Alabama is not an exceptional school (it’s not Alabama or even Auburn, for instance) in terms of its reputation and its more expensive than a number of other AACSB accredited masters.  ($475/credit). 

I am eyeing Emporia State in KS. Also RA/AACSB and it’s $350/ hour. Less opportunity to specialize, but I don’t feel like that is worth the difference in cost. 

Good (though not perfect) info on cheapest AACSB masters in accounting: https://www.geteducated.com/online-colle...g-degrees/

Whoa - they raised their tuition.  Way up.