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![]() Hey guys, I just started my second year at my university. I passed FM already and I'm currently studying for exam P. I had this discussion with my advisor before and he recommend that I try to pass no more than 3 exams because if I pass any more, I'd be considered "too expensive" to be hired by companies. Does anyone think that's a valid reason, or what do you guys think is a good number of exams to stop while in college?
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![]() Pass 3 and ask then
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![]() Get as many as you can.
That may be more than 3, but as Jared intimates, it's not trivial to get to 3. P and FM are the easiest of all the exams. I wouldn't worry about too many exams until you pass a much harder one. |
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Most of the students where I am from have internships and already know where they are going to work before graduating, so choosing between the CAS or SOA path is not very difficult for them.
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