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Careers in Actuarial Science
Actuaries deal with estimation of future costs associated with a risk transfer. That’s pretty much how I sum up actuarial science, and therefore actuarial science careers, in a single sentence.
In order to be considered a fully credentialed actuary, there are a series of actuarial exams to be taken. The requirements for each credential varies depending on the actuarial organization you are seeking membership in and also the regulations of your host country.
Actuarial Jobs Quick Stats
Median pay (annual): 93,680 USD (2012)
Median pay (hourly): 45.04 USD (2012)
Entry level education: Bachelor’s degree
Projected 10-year growth: 26% (2012)
Number of jobs: 24,300 (2012)
Similar professions: Accountants and Auditors, Financial Analyst, More
Occupation type: Profession
Table of Contents
- Actuarial Consulting Firms – Full Guide
- Actuarial Consulting vs Insurance – Which job is better?
- Actuarial Pricing vs Valuation
- Actuarial Resumes Part 1
- Actuarial Science Job Titles
- Actuaries in Insurance Companies – Boring Grunt Work
- Actuaries in Non-Standard Jobs
- Canadian actuary moving to United States TN-1 Visa Status
- How do I find an actuarial job?
- List of Actuarial Consulting Firms
- NAFTA TN1 Visa Work Permit for Actuaries
- Should I get a MBA from Actuarial Science background?
mmmmh! its prety hard but I’m eager to study it,,where to study it if I want to?
Wow thats great n interesting
So which university is the best?
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