If analyzing and solving problems that affect people's financial security interests you, you should consider a major in actuarial science. You’ll receive a solid foundation in the mathematics and business education that you need to become an actuary and become prepared to take the professional exams.
At Ball State, we have one of the few programs that offers both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in this field, and we are proud of our three faculty members, C. Gary Dean, Jack Foley and W. Bart Frye, who are Fellows, the highest actuarial designation.
Why Actuarial Science at Ball State?
- Our Bachelor's degree is attainable in 4 years
- The major, combined with the Foundations of Business minor, will fulfull your Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) requirements
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Gamma Iota Sigma is the professional fraternity designed to help you learn about the industry and help you network with professionals
- Many students graduate having passes 1 or more exams and having had 1 or more summer internships