4-year degree typically offered through math or business departments.

Curriculum focuses on statistics, probability, and finance.

Programs align with SOA/CAS exam tracks (P, FM, etc.).

Includes VEE-credit coursework in economics and stats.

Internships often built into junior or senior year.

Some programs include Excel, R, and programming for modeling.

Prepares students for entry-level actuarial or analyst jobs.

Degree also qualifies you for master’s or certificate programs.

Student orgs help support exam prep and job placement.

Offered at over 100 U.S. universities with actuarial programs.