I'm not sure if this is in the right sub-forum or not.
I saw some current openings at Milliman that I was interested in applying to. One is "Actuarial Analyst - Entry Level" and the other is "Actuarial Analyst (Student)." The descriptions of the two don't really help me delineate the difference, if there is any. Maybe I'm reading things wrong, but they seem to be rather similar positions? The only real difference I see is that one is in Healthcare and one is in Employee Benefits. Are they the same thing (what I mean is entry-level positions) just in two different departments, hence different names? I'm currently a senior looking for jobs.
Here are links to the two:
http://ift.tt/1BqcHo3
http://ift.tt/1OzBZZN
I saw some current openings at Milliman that I was interested in applying to. One is "Actuarial Analyst - Entry Level" and the other is "Actuarial Analyst (Student)." The descriptions of the two don't really help me delineate the difference, if there is any. Maybe I'm reading things wrong, but they seem to be rather similar positions? The only real difference I see is that one is in Healthcare and one is in Employee Benefits. Are they the same thing (what I mean is entry-level positions) just in two different departments, hence different names? I'm currently a senior looking for jobs.
Here are links to the two:
http://ift.tt/1BqcHo3
http://ift.tt/1OzBZZN
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