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Old 02-04-2008, 03:06 PM
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Your school is #1 on here. Be proud and post!
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So where's the Western TX thread -- under Diversions?
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I will post and say that I graduated from here. Not much else to say. The school turned down the Math department's application to add an Act. Science major when they heard there would only be 4 students in the program the first year. So whenever I talk about my degree I have to say B.S. in Math with an "Actuarial Science emphasis."
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I'm guessing that has something to do with how the alphabet is organized.
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Whenever I talk about my degree I have to say B.S. in Math with an "Actuarial Science emphasis."
This, in my opinion, works to our advantage. Actuarial employers don't care whether your degree is in math or Actuarial Science as long as you got your VEEs and you can pass exams. On the other hand, if I should ever apply to a non-actuarial job, I don't have to go through the trouble of explaining what an "Actuarial Science major" is; instead, I get to say my major is math, and everyone knows and respects a major in math.
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This, in my opinion, works to our advantage. Actuarial employers don't care whether your degree is in math or Actuarial Science as long as you got your VEEs and you can pass exams. On the other hand, if I should ever apply to a non-actuarial job, I don't have to go through the trouble of explaining what an "Actuarial Science major" is; instead, I get to say my major is math, and everyone knows and respects a major in math.
Exams trump your degree or what college/uni you got it from.Case in point:
one of my cohorts at Brown after we graduated in 1964 got an actuarial trainee job and got his FSA in 5 years. His degree from Brown?
Philosophy!
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They teach things like stoch. processes and Brownian motion, Ito process, etc., in upper level Finance, right?
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