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Hi goodman, I guess you misinterpreted my response. I did not say you have to take the PEP, elective and modules separately from the MPACC. If you look at my response, I said it appears you don't have to take it because it is already ingrained in the program itself - in other words, like what CPAWSB said, it is structured in the program itself. So really, you are still taking them (all modules, etc) but under the MPACC Program. Really, the MPACC is a program that has all the CPA Program modules in it but you pay more and I guess add the MPACC title to your name in the end. I have colleagues in the Big 4 enrolled in this program (mainly in Saskatchewan) and yes, they took the CFE right after the MPACC program. Also, I am totally tempted to do it, just to get a full 4 month break from the stress and do full time studying, but the cost is hella expensive.Thank you for your reply spensierato. With all due respect, I will have to disagree with you about the exemptions. This is what the Ualberta FGSR admissions team and --CPAWSB officers said------>If you check the list of accredited programs in CPAWSB website, the MAcc FULLY exempts students from taking the PEP because it's already structured in their courses. As a matter of fact, alI four electives in the CPA PEP is required to take in the MAcc.The MAcc program is a CPA Canada Level D Accredited Program and it has this CPA Accredited Label in its Financial Investment Section. This accreditation allows the students in the MAcc to bypass all courses from core 1 to capstone 2. Graduates are already given the chance to take the CFE upon graduation. It is currently the only masters program in the province that offers this accreditation. The program is expensive because it shortens the usual 2 years of the CPA PEP route to just about 8 months. The program is 16 months faster compared to the traditional CPA PEP route. Cheers!
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