Hello everyone. I just had a couple of questions regarding Actuarial Science as a possible future for me and I was hoping you could answer them for me.
To give a brief background on me, I'm finishing up high school and going into we UW the next fall. I enjoy math and am decent at calculus, but I don't have a natural math talent in me. I came across AS, and it interested me by both topic and prospects.
So, my questions are:
-An actuary has to be REALLY good at math. How good is good, and in what particular field?
-If I, say, study math exclusively 1-2 hours a day, would that get me up to high enough level to be on track for this?
-What are the best majors for AS? I've researched this and people say anything from math to economics to finance.
And as a side question, I hear people in the occupation tend to have little time for fun/social lives. Is this true?
To give a brief background on me, I'm finishing up high school and going into we UW the next fall. I enjoy math and am decent at calculus, but I don't have a natural math talent in me. I came across AS, and it interested me by both topic and prospects.
So, my questions are:
-An actuary has to be REALLY good at math. How good is good, and in what particular field?
-If I, say, study math exclusively 1-2 hours a day, would that get me up to high enough level to be on track for this?
-What are the best majors for AS? I've researched this and people say anything from math to economics to finance.
And as a side question, I hear people in the occupation tend to have little time for fun/social lives. Is this true?
Questions of an Aspiring Actuary
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