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Actuarial Mathematics B.S.
Actuarial Mathematics B.S.

Actuarial Mathematics B.S.

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  • Level:4-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirements

Education Level

New first-year applicants must finish secondary school in their home country by the time of enrollment to be eligible for university (comparable to the completion of senior high school in the U.S.). A student who has previously enrolled in a post-secondary (higher education) institution is required to apply as a transfer student.

GPA Requirements

First-year undergraduate applicants should meet the minimum requirement of GPA 2.5 on a U.S. 4.0 scale.  Students who want a particular program but do not meet the minimum requirements may be considered for the pre-major.

English Requirements

All international students must provide proof of English language proficiency (unless they meet specific exceptions) by earning a minimum 525 TOEFL score (71 on the Internet-based version), minimum 75 MELAB score, minimum 6.0 IELTS score, minimum 48 PTE score or minimum 100 DET score; or by completing the ESL level 112 Intensive Program.

Course Information

The Bachelor of Science degree in Actuarial Mathematics prepares students for the actuarial profession. Actuaries are professionals who manage risk. They predict the likelihood of future events and model the financial impact of future scenarios. They find creative ways to mitigate the undesirable effects of future events. Although most actuaries are employed in the insurance and financial industries, many others work in the transportation, environmental, medical and manufacturing industries, as well as in government.

The Actuarial Mathematics major is highly interdisciplinary, integrating substantial coursework in business, computing and communications with a solid core of mathematics and statistics. Kent State University is one of only four institutions in Ohio to receive the Universities and Colleges with Actuarial Programs-Advanced Curriculum designation from the Society of Actuaries. The Kent State program prepares students for the first four of a series of examinations to receive professional certification as an actuary.

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Semester one

  • Introduction to human communication (kadl)

  • Analytic geometry and calculus i (kmcr)

  • Destination kent state: first year experience

  • Computer science elective

  • Kent core requirement

Semester two

  • Analytic geometry and calculus ii

  • Decision-making under uncertainty

  • Linear algebra

  • Kent core requirement

  • Kent core requirement

Semester three

  • Principles of microeconomics (kss)

  • Analytic geometry and calculus iii

  • Mathematical theory of interest

  • Proofs in discrete mathematics

  • Foreign language

Semester four

  • Principles of macroeconomics (kss)

  • Ordinary differential equations

  • Probability theory and applications

  • Kent core requirement

  • Foreign language

Semester five

  • Introduction to financial accounting

  • Actuarial mathematics i (elr) (wic)

  • Mathematics elective

  • Kent core requirement

Semester six

  • Business finance

  • Theory of statistics

  • Actuarial mathematics ii

  • Kent core requirement

  • Kent core requirement

Semester seven

  • Allied area elective

  • Mathematics elective

  • Kent core requirement

  • General electives

Semester eight

  • Applied econometrics i (elr)

  • Stochastic actuarial models

  • General Electives

Minimum Total Credit Hours: 120

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

  • Reason mathematically by using precise definitions, articulating assumptions and reasoning logically to conclusions.

  • Engage effectively in problem solving by exploring examples, assessing the correctness of solutions and interpreting solutions in an actuarial context.

  • Define, interpret and apply standard actuarial notation, terminology and formulas.

  • Analyze various streams of cash flows, both certain and contingent.

  • Apply methods from probability, statistics and stochastic processes to the solution of problems in actuarial science, finance and economics.

  • Communicate solutions of mathematical problems clearly, both orally and in writing.

  • Employ commonly used computer programming languages and software packages to solve problems in actuarial science, finance and economics.

  • Demonstrate fundamental knowledge of finance, economics and accounting.

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Student Health Insurance: 2313 $ USD per year

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