Graduate Programs Office:
Niki Jannitto
Senior Assistant Director
Online Graduate Programs
Complete your 150-hour requirement and prepare for CPA licensure through this online, asynchronous program.
Do you aim to become a partner in your accounting firm? Maybe you want to work for a private industry, nonprofit organization, or the government. Through Bryant University’s Master of Science in Taxation Online, you’ll be prepared to take advantage of the increased demand for high-level tax professionals and advance your career to the next level.
This flexible online program is designed for working professionals and satisfies the 150-hour requirement for CPA licensure. With five different start terms throughout the year, you can move at a pace that works best for you. Learn from industry-leading instructors who have decades of experience and master the skills of:
Whether you’re looking for mentorship from our acclaimed faculty or want to connect with our extensive professional network, Bryant is here to support your career journey.
Learn online and at your own pace. Choose from five different start terms and complete each course in 10 weeks.
Fully online with occasional Zoom classes, you’ll benefit from personalized faculty support, peer interaction, and real-world application so you stay connected while advancing your career.
Small class sizes, personal mentoring, and supportive faculty help tailor your experiences to your career aspirations.
Connect with Bryant’s vast professional network of acclaimed professors and alumni across major corporations.
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The Master of Science in Taxation consists of 10 courses plus Strategies for Success, a required orientation course before the start of the program. Sample courses include:
$23,100
($2,310 per 3-credit course)
Online Programs Orientation Course: $495
Application Fee: $80
$23,675
*Tuition rates are subject to annual change based on approval by the Board of Trustees, typically in the spring of the preceding academic year.