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See the degree grade →A Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science that combines mathematics, probability and economics to train students for roles in insurance and financial risk management. Suited for analytically minded students who enjoy statistics, probability and applying quantitative methods to business problems.
The curriculum blends accounting, economics and mathematics with coursework in risk and asset management and practical statistics applied to finance. Students also study financial trends and methods for predicting them, and gain insight into insurance operations and business development.
The course page does not list specific entry requirements. Prospective students should contact the College of Arts & Sciences or the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science for admissions criteria and application details.
Graduates are prepared for actuarial roles that measure and manage financial risk in insurance and related sectors. The program readies students to sit for two professional actuarial exams and equips them with analytical expertise in finance and probability, plus an understanding of human behavior relevant to risk assessment.
No specific scholarships are listed on the programme page. Applicants should consult Ashland University's financial aid office and departmental contacts about scholarships, tuition rates, and other funding opportunities. Also inquire whether departmental awards or merit-based aid are available for actuarial majors.
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