This page describes the different academic issues that affect Actuarial Science Majors. You can read our introduction about Actuarial Science in general, professional organizations and their websites, job prospects and our department.

Administrative

• Contact Information
• Admission: admission to the university is decided upon by the Undergraduate Admissions Office
• Degree Requirements: A student who wishes to obtain a Bachelor's degree in the field of mathematics must satisfy the general requirements of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and also those of the Mathematics Department for which the specifics are listed in the Undergrad Catalog Section for Actuarial Science Degrees.
• Plans of Study: Concise lists of plans of study for Actuarial Science Majors wishing to obtain either a B.A. or B.S. degree and the CLAS General Education Audit Sheet.

Course Related

• Recommended Courses reflecting the multidisciplinary aspect of the actuarial profession.
• Courses: A short list of high level actuarial science courses, and also a long list of all undergraduate courses organized by the math department. The course descriptions on the two lists may vary slightly because in the list of high level math courses, the descriptions have been written by the current or future instructors.
• Textbooks: a list of textbooks for these courses.
• Schedule of Future Course Offerings (for 2000+ Level courses)
• Scholarship Program

Resources

• SOA/CAS Exams: some basic info about the joint exams of the Society of Actuaries / Casualty Actuary Society
• Actuarial Science Major List: a list of all the actuarial science majors registered in the department
• Clubs and Competitions: UConn Math Club, Pi Mu Epsilon, Calculus Competition, Putnam Competition, Actuarial Club, Gamma Iota Sigma
• Undergraduate Computer Lab, Manuals and Websites
• Tutoring: Q Center

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