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The University of Connecticut Actuarial Program began in 1976. Today, the program has approximately 175 undergraduates, 40 master's students and 6 Ph.d. students in Actuarial Science.

The primary goal of our program is to provide students with a sound foundation in actuarial science and to prepare them for the examinations administered by the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society, with the objective that each student passes at least two exams before graduating. ...more...



Announcements
  • The New Student Waiting List for Fall 2009 math courses has been activated.
  • Milena Hering has been awarded the Oberwolfach Leibniz Fellowship to spend a total of 3 months, this summer and next, doing research at the Oberwolfach Mathematics Institute in Germany. (May 2009)
  • The Board of Trustees has awarded tenure to Keith Conrad and Xiaodong Yan and promoted both to Associate Professor as of the beginning of the next academic year. (April 2009)
  • Christine McMeekin is receiving an Oaklawn Scholarship for 2009-2010.  This award is based on academic excellence and leadership. Read more about it on the Honors Program's web site. (April 2009)
  • Eleven undergraduate math majors were elected on April 7, 2009 to membership in Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest honor society. The students are Yi-Jun Chen, Jason Michael Crowley, Ryan James Esplin, Eric John Forfa, Nicole Lynn Gottier, Caroline Truc Lam, Thomas D. Murawski, Russell G. Nash, Andrew Nelson Phillips, Joseph Alexander Pomianowski, and Linda Tran. They will be initiated into the Society on Sunday, May 3. (April 2009)
  • Professor David Gross will be receiving the UConn Early College Experience Program's "Faculty Coordinator Award for Excellence in Curriculum & Adjunct Faculty Development." (April 2009)
  • Professor Alvaro Lozano-Robledo won the 2009 Provost's Competition for his proposal "Math 1132Q Calculus II." (April 2009)
  • Professors David Gross and Jeffrey Tollefson won the 2009 Provost's Competition for their proposal "Math 1131Q Calculus I." (April 2009)