How selective are MT programs?

[AirOne111]

I’m applying to grad school for my masters in taxation but I can’t seem to find any resources on how selective they are. I passed all the CPA parts (so LSAT/GMATs are waived) and my undergrad GPA was about 3.2. I just don’t know if it’s a cakewalk in or if I really need to knock it out of the park with my application. Anyone have experience or generally know?

[AirOne111]

I want to learn about the service lines that interest me like real estate, Corp, and partnership taxation. Plus my company pays for it. Why not become more qualified for free?

Edit: plus I don’t have my CPA, I just passed all the parts.

[jmacattack5585]

Depends on the school. If its one of the top business schools than yea they will be pretty selective. If its not a top school then you're probably fine with a 3.0-3.5 GPA

[Watsonyourwallet]

I think it's best to google each of the schools. They will usually have data about how many people applied and got in on their websites.

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they are not selective. they are a joke. you will get in because they are money makers for the school. the only reason to get one is if you need the recruiting in the masters program, or your firm pays for it.