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Course Overview

Courses in the Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science program include the broad range of mathematics, statistics and finance needed for success in the actuarial profession.

Students will learn to solve problems in a non-deterministic setting using appropriate statistical and probabilistic methods, and to solve problems in a deterministic setting in finance and investments. They also will apply probabilistic and statistical tools and methods to areas such as finance, investments, insurance and risk analysis.

Graduates who eventually pass actuarial exams can be employed by the government or by any business that needs to manage financial risk, including insurance companies, consulting firms, large corporations, hospitals, banks and investment firms.

Entry Requirement 

General Education Requirements -

42 credit hours

MA 312 Historical Aspects of Mathematics
Select one:

  • PH 224 University Physics I & PH 234 University Physics II
  • CH 104 General Chemistry I & CH 114 General Chemistry II
  • BIO 114 Principles of Biology I  & BIO 124 Principles of Biology II

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