Interested in learning about a career in accounting? Thinking about earning your 150 credits and becoming CPA‑ready? Here's your chance to hear directly from the people who know our programs best, our students.

Whether you're an accounting major ready to pursue your master's degree or a graduate from a non-accounting background, our MS in Accounting and MS in Accounting/MBA programs offer clear, proven pathways to successfully launch your career in the accounting profession.

At D'Amore‑McKim, you'll learn the technical skills and needed to thrive in a world where big data and analytics are transforming the accounting landscape. Join us to hear how our programs prepare you to succeed, directly from the students experiencing it right now.

During This Session, You'll:

  • Hear real student stories: Learn why they chose Northeastern, what surprised them most, and how the program is shaping their goals.
  • Get an authentic look at graduate school life: Our students will share insights, advice, and what they wish they knew when applying.
  • Explore the MS in Accounting vs. MS in Accounting/MBA: Discover what sets each program apart, how they fit different academic backgrounds, and which path aligns best with your timeline and long‑term goals.
  • See how a Northeastern degree accelerates your career: Understand the outcomes, opportunities, and industry demand that make our graduates stand out.

This event is designed for: prospective students who are interested in our MS in Accounting and MS in Accounting/MBA programs. 

Meet Your Host

Kellianne Frankel

Recruiting Specialist, Graduate School of Professional Accounting

As a recruiting specialist for the MS in Accounting/MBA and MS in Accounting programs, Kellianne enjoys getting to know future learners and their individual career goals. She is passionate about helping to set students' career trajectories on a path of stability and growth. She hosts events for prospective students to share the unique features and benefits of our programs. Kellianne serves as a member of the Graduate Admissions Committee, reviewing applications and making admissions recommendations.