Strong background in mathematics is essential.

Good grades in A-levels or equivalent subjects are required.

Some universities require standardized test scores like SAT/ACT.

Relevant coursework in economics or computer science helps.

Letters of recommendation highlight your aptitude and motivation.

Personal statements should express your interest in actuarial science.

Extracurriculars like math clubs or competitions strengthen applications.

Some programs require interviews or entrance exams.

Early application improves chances at competitive programs.

Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission; strive for excellence.