Bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science, 59-60 credit hours.
MATHS 165 - Calculus 1 (4)
MATHS 166 - Calculus 2 (4)
MATHS 215 - Discrete Systems (4)
MATHS 217 - Linear Algebra (4)
MATHS 251 - Introduction to Mathematics of Finance (2)
MATHS 259 - Introduction to Mathematical Software (3)
MATHS 267 - Calculus 3 (4)
MATHS 320 - Probability (4)
MATHS 321 - Mathematical Statistics (4)
MATHS 351 - Mathematics of Finance (4)
MATHS 452 -Mathematics of Life Contingencies 1 (4)
MATHS 457 - Actuarial Models 1 (4)
MATHS 458 - Actuarial Models 2 (3)
MATHS 498 - Senior Seminar (2)
6-7 hours from:
CS 120 - Computer Sciences (4)
MATHS 355 - Topics in Actuarial Science (1-6)
MATHS 428 - Regression and Time Series Models (3)
MATHS 453 - Mathematics of Life Contingencies 2 (4)
MATHS 454 - Mathematics of Investments (3)
MATHS 459 - Models in Financial Economics (3)
RMI 371 - Life/Health (3)
Students may earn up to 6 credits for MATHS 355, but only 4 credits will apply toward the actuarial science major. The following additional courses are strongly recommended, as they satisfy the "Validation by Educational Experience" requirements of the actuarial societies: ACC 201, ECON 201, ECON 202, MATHS 428 or ECON 424, FIN 300 and one from MATHS 454; FIN 310. Other electives from the graduate actuarial science, graduate statistics, business, and economics programs are encouraged. Students are encouraged to take CS 120 and PHYCS 120. PHYCS 120 satisfies the natural science requirements in the University Core Curriculum. This program leads to a bachelor of science degree only. All students will be required to complete a survey designated by the department in the semester in which they graduate.