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An actuary is a mathematically-oriented business person who will most likely be a manager or supervisor at some point in his/her career. A course of study culminating in a bachelor of science degree with a major in actuarial science is an excellent educational background for prospective actuaries. Additional information is available at www.BeAnActuary.org. The actuarial science program is designed to prepare students for the current industry demands.
A total of 43 credits is required for the Master of Science in Actuarial Science. In addition to a computer laboratory course (MET AT 602), a minimum of 10 courses (40 credits) at the 500-level or above are required for the MS in Actuarial Science. Actuaries use quantitative skills to help others make prudent and intelligent financial decisions. These decisions are based on future predictions that are derived from past and present data analyses. Most actuaries work for life, health, and property/casualty insurance companies.