93 Actuarial Sciences Bachelors Degree Programs

The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Actuarial Sciences prepares students for careers in risk assessment, insurance, finance, and other industries that rely heavily on statis...

The Bachelor's degree in Mathematical Sciences with a concentration in Actuarial Science provides students with a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and probability, preparing them for care...

Actuarial Science is the study of risk, usually risk associated with insurance, pension, and investment plans. Actuarial Science uses techniques from mathematics, statistics, business, economics, and finance. The Bachelor of Science with a Major in Actuarial Science prepares students to write the early exams required to become an Actuary.

The Bachelor's in Actuarial Science program provides students with a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and economics, preparing them for a career in analyzing financial risks and uncertain...

Combine your math talents with your interests in business and economics in the actuarial science bachelor's degree program at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Much more than number crunchers, actuarial science graduates help businesses grow, provide value to customers, and play a critical role in strategic decision making.

In actuarial science, you’ll use mathematical models to assess risk. Actuaries and actuarial professionals combine tools from many fields—mathematics, statistics, computer science, and economics—to evaluate risk in industries such as insurance and finance. And they love their jobs—this rapidly growing sector is consistently ranked a top-10 profession according to Forbes, U.S. News & World Report, and CNN.

The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies combines core knowledge of mathematics, statistics, economics, and finance to prepare students for careers in risk assessment and management. The program emphasizes d...

The BBA in Actuarial Studies is designed to prepare students for careers involving risk assessment and management. The program combines courses in business, mathematics, economics, and statistics to b...

Students interested in combining mathematics and business coursework for an Actuarial Science degree can pursue a newly emerging career with well-paying jobs in high demand. This special discipline trains students to apply mathematical skills and statistical techniques to manage risks and solve problems in insurance and pension programs. MTSU is the only university in Tennessee that offers actuarial science coursework for both undergraduate and graduate degrees.

The Actuarial Science major at Siena College is a program combining rigorous mathematical study with Economics and Finance. Students who complete the program will have satisfied the Validation by Educational Experience requirements for the Casualty Actuary Society and the Society of Actuaries.

Our actuarial science program is recognized on the Society of Actuaries listing of Universities and Colleges with Actuarial Programs (UCAP), and we're also one of the few liberal arts institutions with a full-fledged actuarial science major offered jointly by two departments-mathematics and finance. This exposure to "both sides of the house" will vastly heighten, your educational experience and expand job prospects after graduation. And because we keep our classes small, you'll receive all the personal attention you need to prepare for the probability and financial mathematics exams you'll need to pass before working in the field. In the last three years, the pass rates for actuarial exams for our students are between 75 and 90 percent. In addition, students who have passed two exams and have a summer internship by their senior year have 100 percent job placement in the actuary industry.

The Actuarial Mathematics bachelor's degree program is designed to give students a strong foundation in math, business, and finance. The curriculum focuses on core actuarial topics like probability, s...

Central’s actuarial science major gives students a firm foundation of mathematics and business to prepare for an actuary career. Classes are typically small (25 students or less), so students can easily get personalized assistance. Program directors also provide support to students studying for introductory actuarial exams.

Actuarial science is the mathematical and statistical underpinning of the design, financing and operation of all types of insurance plans, pension plans and benefit plans.

Actuarial science is an intense field, and will require a sharp, analytical mind, coupled with hard work and dedication to pass the certification exams and practice as an actuary.