56% of MBAs Land Promotions
In nearly every industry, it's the credential that separates candidates from leaders.
The MBA That Means Business.
The gap between a good accounting career and a great one often comes down to a single decision. Fredonia's Online MBA in Accounting is that decision. This AACSB-Accredited Online MBA program in Accounting can be completed in one year, transforming working professionals into strategic leaders.
What You'll Master
- Strategic Thinking - See the big picture and act on it.
- Leadership Under Pressure - Guide teams through complexity with authority.
- Data-Driven Decisions - Turn financial insights into strategic action.
- Executive Presence - Communicate and influence at the leadership table.
- Ethical Judgment - Build the integrity that defines trusted advisors.
Why Get Your MBA?
Earn 46% More with an MBA
Employers pay a premium for MBA-level thinking, and you should be capitalizing on it.
Add $3M to Your Lifetime Earnings
MBA salaries often climb to $179K–$242K within a decade. This degree pays for itself many times over.
Accelerate Your Path to the CPA
The CPA exam requires 150 credit hours — 30 more than a standard bachelor's degree. Fredonia's MBA in Accounting gets you there efficiently while adding a graduate credential that multiplies your value.
- Satisfies the 150-hour CPA requirement in one program
- Curriculum developed by experienced CPAs and business faculty
- Covers specialized CPA exam areas: information systems, tax compliance, and business analysis
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What Business Students Say
"I'm so glad I chose Fredonia for my business degree. The program has given me incredible opportunities to grow as a leader, develop my skills, and gain real-world experience. Thanks to supportive professors, I've built a strong network and gained valuable insights into the workforce. I can't imagine a better place to prepare for my future!"
Abby Goetz '25
