Undergraduate Information

Programs

Departmental Programs:

Actuarial Exams

Important Note: The actuarial exam structure has recently been redesigned. Click here for more details. To find out more about Validation by Educational Experience credits click here.

Recommended Courses

The Actuarial Science Concentration prepares a student to become an actuary. Actuaries must learn mathematics, economics, finance, and computer programming.

Courses essential for exams:

Courses for VEE:

Other courses of interest:

Actuarial Links

  • General information for students and information about exams.
  • Exam preparation and academic links.
  • Recruitment for positions
  • Society links

Actuarial Science Careers

CAREERS

About two-thirds of all actuaries work for life, health, and property/casualty insurance companies. Actuarial responsibilities in these fields generally include making sure that one's company properly defines and carefully evaluates the insurance risk, charges a fair price to assume the risk and has an efficient system to pay claims and expenses as they occur while operating profitably as a business.

Actuarial Student Association

WELCOME TO THE ACTUARIAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION AT LSU

The Actuarial Student Association was established to assist students in their study of Actuarial Science and facilitate the communication between students and prospective employers. ASA is also a place for interested students to learn more about the actuarial profession and make informed career decisions.

Undergraduate Advisors

Mathematics Concentration

Actuarial Science Concentration

Computational Mathematics Concentration

Data Science Concentration

Mathematical Statistics Concentrations

Mathematics and a Second Discipline Concentration

Secondary Education-Mathematics Concentration

Scholarships and Awards

Detailed information on all LSU scholarships and awards is available in the office of Student Aid and Scholarships.

The following opportunities are of special interest to math students:

Math Links

There are thousands of mathematical sites on the web. Below are several extensive great sites followed by other fun sites.

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