i would like to study actuarial science what type of job can one get with the knowledge?
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If you do well in your studies, you can become an actuary for an insurance company.  They help determine how much to charge for certain types of insurance based on various criteria.  Depending on the number of tests you take, you could make a lot of money.
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you could work for an insurance company or a bank
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Based on your PS, I would suggest either Mechanical or Electrical engineering. You could also take a look in Construction project management. As for the BLS statistical reports, don't pay much attention to it; things change overnight! The many thing is for you to pick what you like and enjoy most. As for the money, it will come best only if you enjoy what you do.\nGood luck
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Being an actuary is considered the highest pay/least amount of  stress job in the country.\n\nIf you have the aptitude to get thru the actuarial exams (which are paid for by your company), you can enjoy a high paying, low stressed life.  The only downside is that the job is a bit dull, so you would have to make up for that with your outside interests.\n\nGreat job outlook;  how many insurance companies do you know that are going out of business???\n\nWhat an actuary does is assess risk for insurance companies.  They analyse all sorts of data and create mathematical models for common everyday occurances.  They then use the formula to calculate what premiums an insurance company should charge, allowing them to make a profit while adequately covering claims.
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Go to your nearest community college, get a copy of the curriculum offered and ask to make an appointment w/an career advisor.  They can give you a test to help determine your best academic field and interests.  Hopefully, you'll find a health care profession interesting to you as there are openings in the health care field all over the country.  Vet tech is another field that is growing with a wide range of possibilities.  Good luck!
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There are so many  different fields you could go into. I am just going to name a few off the top of my head:\n\nManagement\nAccounting\nFinance\nInvestment Banking\nEntrepeneurship\nMarketing\nReal Estate\nInsurance\nAdvertising\nTeaching... etc
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University of Waterloo, Canada\nBachelor of Mathematics, Honours Actuarial Science and Statistics\ngrades.. average\nawesome school
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Teachers, actuaries, statisticians.....more at the following link:
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Knowledge of mathematics, calculus, statistics, and probability.\nKnowledge of standard casualty actuarial policies and methodologies.\nKnowledge of basic Workers Compensation actuarial practices, reserving and rate structures.\nKnowledge of the Federal tax law and West Virginia State code pertaining to area of assignment.\nSkill in abstract reasoning, logic and analysis with particular strength in mathematical talents and training.\nSkill in problem recognition and problem solving.\nAbility to perform detailed analysis of numerical and statistical data.\nAbility to prepare complex statistical reports.\nAbility to perform advanced algebra and multi-variable equations.\nAbility to comprehend and apply abstract concepts and reasoning to commonplace events.\nAbility to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.\nAbility to maintain effective working relationships with other employees, employers and government officials.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actuarial_science
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After getting a degree in finance or something else that will help you,I say starting your career in a bank or credit union (seems to me either one would be fine) is a good start and then try to get a job with a financial planning company. You could even try to get an entry level job with a financial planning company such as customer relations, secretarial jobs,that will help you get your foot in the door in financial planning.
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The occupational title you are looking for is perfusionist.  That field is both highly paid and highly competitive.
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Astronomy, of course.\nPhysics\nChemistry\nCalculus\nTrigonometry\nStatistics\nResearch report writing\nComputer Programming
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I want a career in finance and management too. I picked: business, maths, sociology (not my 1st choice) and psychology. \n\nBusiness studies obviously.\nMaths would be excellent if you are good at. It is sometimes essiential at top universities to study finance.\nIf you are interested in English that would be good. But i think other than business and maths any other subjects are fine excluding stuff like art, drama as its not entirely academic.
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creativity and accountancy are miles apart. So you need to choose profession which can fulfil your needs. you seem to have mathematical abilities. Accountancy is used in forensic investigation, try knowing more about it. strategic consulting could be a good choice but u need start with MBA.
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Did you spell it right?\nActuarial science if this is what you meant is someone who calculates insurance risks and premiums, an expert statistician and they make loads of money.
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actuarial\n\ndemographics\n\npredator-prey relationships\n\nregression toward the means