Review typical modules: Calculus, Probability, and Statistics.

Understand actuarial math including life contingencies.

Study financial mathematics and economics topics.

Learn programming languages such as R or Python.

Explore risk modeling and data analysis components.

Prepare for SOA/CAS/IFoA professional incentives.

Understand practical applications and case studies.

Explore electives like insurance law or enterprise risk.

Assess progression from foundational to advanced topics.

Plan study timelines around academic and exam calendars.