Major Requirements
As an Actuarial Science major, you’ll be required to take:
- Calculus III
- Continuous Probability
- Linear Algebra
- Math Statistics
- Math elective
For your remaining three courses, you can choose three of the following:
- Actuarial Topics in Probability and Risk Management
- Discrete Options Pricing
- Discrete Probability
- Financial Calculus and Derivative Pricing
- Mathematical Theory of Interest
Other Courses
Additional courses available to you as an Actuarial Science major include:
- Accelerated Calculus with Business Applications
- Applied Business Statistics
- Case Studies in Mathematics
- Chaos, Fractals and Dynamics
- Continuous Probability for Risk Management
- Differential Equations
- Directed Study in Mathematical Sciences
- Discrete Mathematics
- Discrete Probability
- Financial Calculus and Derivative Pricing
- Game Theory
- Linear Models for Business Decision-Making
- Mathematical Logic
- Mathematical Modeling in Environmental Management
- Mathematical Theory of Interest
- Mathematics of Computer Graphics
- Matrix Algebra with Applications
- Numerical Methods
- Probability Models for Business Decision-Making
- Seminar in Mathematical Sciences
VEE Credit Courses
The courses that count for VEE credit are:
Economics (must take both)
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Principles of Macroeconomics
Applied Statistical Methods
- Mathematical Statistics
Corporate Finance (must take both)
- Principles of Accounting and Finance
- Financial Markets and Investments