How many years does it take to Complete all the Actuarial Exams? I have a degree in Math. thanks.?
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If you have strong statistics, and modeling skills, #1 (basic math, meaning calculus, stats and matrix alg.) will be a breeze, #2 (interest and economics) will be more difficult.  Let's say those two take a year.  #3 (actuarial math) is brutal - the history of this exam is that it has less than a 1/3 pass rate, even for those who take the exam multiple times.  I would allow a year or two for that one.  I recall #4 is more modeling and stats, probably more toward what you already know from school.  One year, less if you're good or lucky.\n\nFrom there, I would say one exam per year.  Total time to Associateship?  Five Years.  A quick study could do it in three or four, but that's without having a life, or, in some cases, a job.  Seven Years is slow, but reasonable.\n\nAdd another 2-3 years for Fellowship.
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Depends how hard you study and how many classes you can pass. Many clinical hours. If you want to be an LVN and pass meds and wipe butts, it only takes a year.
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The rest of your life. You will need a HEAVY background in mathematics and physics as well as Astronomy. Most high level astronomers do actually have a doctorate in the field, which is a 7-8 year degree. plus the mathematics and physics. You will be studying and learning the rest of your life.
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Associates usually takes 2 years of education.\n\nBachelors usually takes 4 years of education.\n\nMasters usually takes 6 years of education.\n\nPeace.
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An excellent question!\n\nAn Associate's degree is the next level above a high school diploma, and it takes about 2 years of study through an accredited Community College or some private institutions.\n\nA Bachelor's degree takes about 4 to 5 years, and can be earned at a 4-year university.  A Bachelor's is better than an Associate's.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actuarial_science
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How to become an Actuary \nThe Society of Actuaries in Ireland is not itself an examining body. Most members qualify through the professional examinations of the Institute of Actuaries or the Faculty of Actuaries, both of which are United Kingdom bodies. The minimum entry requirements of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries are:\n\n・Grade A1 or A2 in Honours Mathematics at the Leaving Certificate and pass in a least four other subjects including English \n\nOR\n\n・A first or second class degree in any subject, together with at least a Grade C in Honours Mathematics in the Leaving Certificate or such other standard in mathematics as the Councils consider to be equivalent.\n\nOR\n\n・To have studied mathematical sciences as a major subject as part of an honours degree course and gained at least third class honours in that degree.\n\nOR\n\n・Other certificates, diplomas or qualifications which the Councils consider to be equivalent to the above. \n\nThe above describe minimum standards for entry and it is readily observed that those completing the examinations have, in practice, a very good Leaving Certificate (near maximum points) and/or a strong degree in a mathematics related subject. The Society requests that anyone giving serious thought to a career as an actuary should have an informal chat with a qualified actuary. If you don稚 know an actuary then please contact the Society who will put you in touch with an actuary who will be delighted to help.\n\nExaminations are taken when the candidate chooses and there are two sittings each year. It takes an average of seven years to qualify (given the candidate has no more than a couple of exemptions) for those that qualify and, on balance, only half of those admitted as students actually qualify. \n\nThe qualification is fully recognised internationally.
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The time to graduate is not an issue.  There requirement is that you have a four year degree.  The requirement is not that you graduate in four years.
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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://www.actuariesindia.org/\nLook at the website above. It provides detailed info regarding the actuarial profession in India and how to go about it. Pls respond if u find the info helpful
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Normally scores are only available for up to five years, but you still might be able to obtain them. You will need to contact the ACT board in order to obtain your scores. I would recommend just retaking them because of your work experience over the years. I hope this answers your question.
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I am in school right now for this. I am getting an associates in Paralegal (2 years), but then I am transferring to a four year program. You can get a job with the two year, but most employers prefer the four year ones I think. Also, most employers prefer experience over education.
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Yes you can get them at \n\nwww.actuary.com
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Do you mean in Actuarial Science position?  If so, then all the math you can take.  First you will have to go through calc and differential equations.  After that the target is 300 level statistics followed by 400 level stats at most universities.
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College degree with major in math.
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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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See yourself where you want to be.  I'm a second year maths student at university.  What keeps me going is knowing where I want to be in two years from now.