“It is very gratifying to have our programs, once again, achieve national recognition from faculty members of many other universities,” said Marc Rubin, chairman of accountancy at Miami. “This is no easy task given the number of accounting programs available in the U.S., and is clearly an achievement of which we can all be proud.”
“Our programs’ continued presence among the nation’s top 25 is testimony to the quality and commitment of our accountancy faculty,” said Roger L. Jenkins, dean of the Farmer School. “They are intensely devoted to teaching and remain current on the rapid changes taking place within the profession worldwide.”
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The survey of accounting educators asks on a scale of 1 to 10, “which programs consistently turn out students capable of some day attaining partner status?”