EA Passing List [Archive] - Actuarial Outpost

Anonymous

01-15-2002, 03:57 PM

83 2973 6511 11700
205 3039 6776 11782
354 3041 6786 11789
358 3047 6903 12284
374 3506 6940 12285
427 3523 7188
457 3655 7260
501 3718 7267
504 3732 7280
610 3807 7292
637 3904 7296
690 3923 7393
706 4168 7502
798 4200 7536
811 4347 7717
910 4359 7785
935 4362 7828
963 4410 7839
1015 4555 7900
1043 4573 7991
1055 4596 8064
1099 4602 8249
1147 4627 8436
1211 4666 8676
1219 4719 8699
1299 4756 8890
1360 4792 9025
1365 4936 9166
1415 4947 9239
1467 4948 9536
1479 4989 9627
1493 5042 9653
1548 5053 9720
1606 5246 10146
1622 5326 10351
1634 5409 10580
1795 5412 10676
1934 5484 10695
2117 5502 10805
2118 5580 11046
2136 5594 11062
2140 5657 11070
2190 5826 11075
2200 5981 11088
2256 6063 11117
2351 6093 11127
2361 6139 11312
2716 6328 11324
2782 6331 11470
2862 6375 11645
2925 6489 11665

Traci

01-15-2002, 05:08 PM

There's me!!!! 83!!!!

YEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAA ME!!!!

sb_jim

01-15-2002, 05:55 PM

Congratulations, Traci! Somehow I managed to fail this one but November is almost here for another try.

I hope some more of you posters passed because it looks like it might be a low pass rate again this time. (like EA-2B last May)

Dr T Non-Fan

01-15-2002, 06:01 PM

Congrats T-gal!

Now (while you're still in a good mood), can I get my threads?

monkey grass

01-15-2002, 06:05 PM

d*mn Exams!

slam

01-16-2002, 08:06 AM

It looks like a somewhat higher pass rate than EA2-B, somewhere in the mid 30%'s. Alas, my number was not among them. I was just too slow on this exam, having never gotten to a bunch of problems near the end. Oh well, on to 2B.

mikey

01-16-2002, 09:20 AM

Way to go Traci!

monkey grass

01-16-2002, 11:05 AM

On 2002-01-16 08:06, slam wrote:
It looks like a somewhat higher pass rate than EA2-B, somewhere in the mid 30%'s. Alas, my number was not among them. I was just too slow on this exam, having never gotten to a bunch of problems near the end. Oh well, on to 2B.

I actually thought the exam was too long. I pretty much worked the entire time and didn't really come close to finishing. I held out hope that what I did finish was right and that I guessed right on a few and would still pass. I guess I have to work on my speed if the one next Nov is going to be as long.

Sandman

01-07-2003, 12:53 PM

Bump -- oh wait, this is the passing list from last year, sorry. :D

Traci

01-07-2003, 01:48 PM

I enjoyed reliving my joy!

But not a nice thing to do to those who are waiting! :evil:

sb_jim

01-07-2003, 03:41 PM

I got to relive my grief. Then in June they told me that I passed because the answer key was changed for one problem. Don't give up no matter what they tell you in January!

ykw

01-07-2003, 08:00 PM

sb_jim, thanks for giving those that fail some pathetic piece of hope to hang on to.

red

01-08-2003, 11:02 AM

what question did they change the answer key for?

ykw

01-08-2003, 12:10 PM

I believe question 24, the shortfall loss problem, had two acceptable answers. Originally, they counted E as the correct answer. After a few months of Dave Farber telling the exam committee that A was the correct answer, they decided to also accept A as correct. Subsequently, about 6 additional people passed. A coworker of mine was one of the additional people, as well as, the person in this thread.

Traci

01-10-2003, 04:10 PM

For the record:

1. Rick G. also had a hand in the Joint Board bugging process.
2. Answer "B" is the correct answer to that question, not "A".
3. 10 additional people passed as a result of the change.