Mission

MISSION

The Actuarial Club at the University of Central Florida is dedicated to helping students pass actuarial exams as well as assisting in their preparation for the actuarial profession. It also facilitates communication among students and between students and prospective employers. The club provides a variety of activities and services to its members, including preview sessions for each exam, an internship portfolio presentation, an interview panel, a resume workshop, discussions about the different types of insurance, discussion of insurance v/s consulting, recruiting information, pizza parties, etc.

How do I become a club member?
Turn in $5 annual member fee to the club treasurer and give the treasurer your contact information.

Why become a club member?
After becoming a member of Actuarial Science Club, you can participate in club activities and use the club library. You are also eligible to have your resume posted in the resume book.

How are exams administered?

The first four exams are jointed given by the Society of Actuary (SOA) and the Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS). The Casualty Actuarial Society also has their own version of exam 3, but it is not accepted by the Society of Actuaries. When you decide to sit for an exam, you must register for that particular exam and pay the exam fee before the deadline. For specific information about exams, please check out our Exam link as well as the SOA and CAS websites.

When and where should the exams be taken?

Exam FM, M, & C are offered in May and November. UCF is the exam center in Orlando. Exam P is offered 4 times a year.

How many exams should I take while in school?
It is up to each student to determine how many exams to take and pass while attending school. Generally, college graduates should aim to pass one or two before grduation. Some students may pass up to four exams if they have a good background in the course material. But we would recommend you pass at least one exam to get an internship or a job.