Majors focus on developing strong mathematical and analytical skills.

Prepare for professional actuarial exams with dedicated courses.

Learn financial theory, risk management, and insurance principles.

Gain experience with data science and predictive modeling.

Many programs offer minors or certificates to complement major.

Internships provide real-world insights and career advantages.

Courses incorporate software tools like Excel, SAS, and VBA.

Join student organizations to enhance learning and networking.

Develop communication skills to explain complex risk concepts.

Graduates pursue careers in insurance, consulting, pensions, and more.