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About the Georgia State University Actuarial Student Association:
Q: What is Actuarial Student Association?
Q: Why do I need to be a member of the Actuarial Student Association?
Q: How can I become a member of the Actuarial Student Association?
Q: Where can I find the information about Actuarial Student Association activities?
Q: How can I contact the Actuarial Student Association?
About the Georgia State University Actuarial Science program:
Q: Where can I find more information about the Georgia State University Actuarial Science program?
Q. Where can I find the information about Georgia State University Actuarial Science courses for Master’s degree?
Q: Where can I find the information about the actuarial science exams?
About the job fair:
Q: Who can attend the Actuarial Science job fair?
Q: What do I need to do to attend the job fair?
Q: Where can I find the information about companies that are going to attend the job fair?
About Actuarial Profession:
Q: What's the ASA, FSA and EA?
About SOA Exams:
Q: What's the new SOA exam structure and the impact on GSU AS students?
Q: What is Actuarial Student Association?
A: The Actuarial Student Association is an official Georgia State University student organization. We are devoted to providing our students with actuarial science-related information and finding employment, coordinating the job fair, and creating networking opportunities among students, faculty, and industry professionals. See our mission statement.
Q: Why do I need to be a member of the Actuarial Student Association?
A: You need to be a member of the Actuarial Science Club to attend our activities and the job fair.
Q: How can I become a member of the Actuarial Student Association?
A: Send an email to the treasurer to state your interest and pay the $30 membership fee.
Q: Where can I find the information about Actuarial Student Association social activities?
A: Click here for our upcoming events and our past social activities.
Q: How can I contact the Actuarial Student Association?
A: Click here to find the contact information about the Actuarial Student Association.
Q: Where can I find more information about the Georgia State University Actuarial Science program?
A: Visit http://www.rmi.gsu.edu/actuarial/programs/pgmindx.html for information about actuarial science academic program, faculty, admission, financial aid, and more.
Q. Where can I find the information about Georgia State University Actuarial Science courses for Master’s degree?
A: Visit Georgia State University Graduate Catalog Master of Actuarial Science for course information. Note: there are some courses which are offered once every year, please contact the Falcuty Advisor for more detail.
Q: Where can I find the information about the actuarial science exams?
A: Visit Society of Actuaries, Casualty Actuarial Society, and Canadian Institute of Actuaries website for more information.
Q: Who can attend the Actuarial Science job fair?
A: All current Actuarial Science students, Actuarial Science alumni who have graduated within one year but have not yet located a job, Actuarial Science alumni who have graduated but are still taking courses at Georgia State University, though the courses may not be actuarial science courses, and Georgia State University students from other schools who are taking at least one Actuarial Science core course are allowed to attend the job fair. Other Georgia State University students and students from other universities are not allowed to attend our job fair.
Q: What do I need to do to attend the job fair?
A: Current students need to be a member of our Actuarial Student Association to attend the job fair. Alumni who graduated within one year need to pay a $20 fee to attend the job fair. Keep an eye out on our events page for the most up-to-date information. Don’t miss out the deadlines. Get prepared!
Q: Where can I find the information about companies that are going to attend the job fair?
A: Click here to find the company information and other job fair related information.
Q: What's the ASA, FSA and EA?
A: An ASA is an Associate in the Society of Actuaries and is someone who has passed 6 of the 8 exams. A FSA is a Fellow in the Society of
Actuaries and is someone who has passed all 8 exams. An EA is an
Enrolled Actuary(an expert on pension plans) and is someone who has
passed the 3 enrolled actuaries exams, which deal with interest theory,
life contingencies and the funding of pension plans.
Q: What's the new SOA exam structure and the impact on GSU AS students?
A: Click here for detailed information.
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