College of Arts and Sciences
Bachelor of Science (B.S), Mathematics: Actuarial
Program Overview
The Mathematics: Actuarial concentration equips you to calculate risk so you can offer the right insurance products to the right people. You’ll gain a firm grasp of the way mathematics, accounting, and statistics influence decisions about risk. Your degree will set you up for success in taking the required exams to earn your Associate of Society of Actuaries (ASA) credential. The median annual pay for an actuary is $105,900, but your earning potential increases with each level of actuarial exams. This degree could also lead to a career as an economist, a mathematician/statistician, financial analyst, or postsecondary teacher.
Program at a
Glance
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS
128
DETAILS
Total Credit Hours: 128
Program Type: Undergraduate
Format: Seated (Main Campus)
Time to Complete: 4 years (8 semesters)
Start Date: Fall: August 23, 2023 | Spring: January 8, 2024
Why AU?
The world has a dire need for ethical communicators, and an Anderson University degree gives you an opportunity to create an impact for Christ in the workplace. Media ethics and professional values based on Christian principles play a central role in the courses offered, as well as in other activities such as internships, field trips, and appearances by guest speakers.
Career Outlook
Starting Salaries
Career Outlook
Starting Salaries
Admission Requirements
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Previous Degree Required
No previous degree is required to enroll in this program.: :
Transcript Requirements
Official high school or GED transcripts will need to be submitted as part of the application process for this program. Transfer students must submit official transcripts from their previous school.: :
Additional Admission Requirements
Two essays (prompts) or official SAT, ACT, or CLT scores are required during the application process.: :
Application Deadline
Anderson University has a rolling admission process (students are notified when the are accepted whenever that is during the year) but students are encouraged to apply by the following dates: December 1st for the best scholarship consideration and no later than July 1st to begin in the fall semester.More Information
I-20 Approved: Yes
I-17 Approved: Yes
Non Degree Option Available (Minor): Mathematics
Program Director:
Gilbert Eyabi
Gilbert Eyabi
Breakdown of Credit Hours:
42 Credit Hours – University Core Requirements | 18 Credit Hours – Mathematics Major Core Requirements | 26 Credit Hours – Cognate Course Requirements | 12 Credit Hours – General Electives
42 Credit Hours – University Core Requirements | 18 Credit Hours – Mathematics Major Core Requirements | 26 Credit Hours – Cognate Course Requirements | 12 Credit Hours – General Electives
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