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05-11-2009, 04:51 PM
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It's over !!!!
Never again w/ this stuff !!! 
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"U.S. (and Canadian) actuarial examinations form the most difficult system of professional examinations that exists in the known universe. The exams are not just hard because they are hard, but they are also hard because they are unreasonable -- you can't see how your test was graded, model solutions posted are not model but so-so, tests are often not published, and there is no clearly defined pass mark. Just '''' it up and do not waste time on complaining. If you are in the top 5% in mathematics skills in the U.S.... you will make it if you work hard.... But you will get the best job there is, bar none." -Dr. Krzysztof Ostaszewski 
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05-11-2009, 04:59 PM
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I thought it was a fairly straightforward exam.
Just some observations: (1) Kudos to TIA for calling the asbestos question almost word for word. (2) Kudos to CtrlAltDelete on the supervision/rehabilitation/liquidation problem (3) No tax accounting, IRS loss reserve discounting or Canada Non-accounting stuff was pretty straightforward IMO. So was some of the accounting stuff.
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