The MSADA AMP is designed for eligible Kelley School of Business Bloomington accounting majors.

Admission requirements:

• Kelley School of Business Bloomington accounting major
• Junior standing or above (60+ credit hours)
• Minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA
• Completion of all undergraduate accounting major requirements, with the exception of up to 6 total credit hours of accounting major requirements and/or general electives before the first AMP term
• Completion of all undergraduate secondary, co-major, or IU General Education coursework requirements before the first AMP term

Students must apply to the MSADA program during their junior year. Meeting the minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. All applicants must complete the graduate application process and be selected for admission. The application process is the same as the standard application process for the MSADA program.

Once admitted to the MSADA program, you can enroll in A562 Advanced Financial Accounting. This course fulfills the undergraduate requirement for A422 Accounting for Mergers, Acquisitions, and Complex Financial Structures and fulfills 3 credit hours toward your master's degree.

Eligibility varies based on your undergraduate major. The MSADA AMP is only available for Kelley Bloomington accounting majors. Other Kelley business majors and IU Bloomington students with nonbusiness majors may be eligible for other AMP pathways.

You should start planning during your sophomore year. This gives you time to review eligibility requirements, complete prerequisites, and work with your undergraduate academic advisor to make sure your degree plan allows room for approved graduate coursework.

You apply during your junior year after completing the requirements for your AMP pathway. Meeting the eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission into the MSADA program. AMP applicants must complete the required graduate application process and be selected for admission.

Yes. Approved AMP coursework can count toward both your undergraduate and master’s degrees. The number of credits and approved courses varies by undergraduate major, so review the requirements for your specific AMP pathway.

You should be formally admitted to the MSADA program before enrolling in courses intended to count as AMP graduate coursework. Do not assume that graduate-level coursework will automatically count toward both degrees.

AMP students are charged graduate tuition rates for graduate-level coursework in accordance with university policies. Merit-based fellowships and graduate assistantship opportunities are available, and eligible students are automatically considered at the time of admission. If you have an existing scholarship, check with your scholarship administrator to determine whether it applies to the AMP pathway.