GEP Signature Courses (See Curricula): six courses

GEP Variable Courses (See Curricula): six to nine courses, including

Mathematics:

MAT 161

Calculus I

Natural Science:

one semester of any lab-based natural science course (see ILC below)

Social Science:

ECN 101

Introductory Economics (Micro)

GEP Overlays (See Curricula): three courses

GEP Integrative Learning Component: three courses

Economics:

ECN 102

Introductory Economics (Macro)

Mathematics:

MAT 162

Calculus II

Natural Science:

the second semester of the lab-based natural science course (see GEP Variable Courses above)

GER Electives: any seven courses

Major Concentration: fifteen courses, including

CSC 120	Introduction to Computer Programming
MAT 213	Calculus III
MAT 225	Fundamental Ideas of Mathematics
MAT 226	Introduction to Linear Algebra
MAT 321	Probability
MAT 322	Mathematical Statistics
MAT 423	Applied Statistical Methods
FIN 200	Introduction to Finance
FIN 300	Intermediate Finance
RMI 200	Introduction to Insurance
ACC 101	Financial Accounting
ASC 301	Actuarial Probability
ASC 401	Mathematics of Finance
DSS 330	Database Management

And one Mathematics elective chosen from MAT 238, MAT 311, MAT 313, MAT 316 or approved by the Actuarial Science program director

Satisfactory completion of the Actuarial Science major automatically qualifies the student to apply for a minor in mathematics, subject to the Mathematics minor GPA restrictions (see the Mathematics section of this catalog). Students are ready to take the first and second actuarial exams at the end of their junior and senior years, respectively. Students are encouraged to participate in a summer internship during their junior/senior year. In the past, these internships have proven to be most valuable to students and their subsequent job search.

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