University and College Programs

• Centers of Actuarial Excellence (CAE)
• Centers of Actuarial Excellence meet specific requirements related to degree, curriculum, graduate count, faculty composition, graduate quality, appropriate integration, connection to industry, and research/scholarship. These are typically undergraduate-advanced programs; some of them also offer graduate-education or graduate-education and research.
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• Undergraduate–Introductory
• Curriculum covers all topics on the first CAS/SOA exam, and includes intro. math of finance & micro/macro economics courses.
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• Undergraduate–Advanced
• Curriculum covers all topics on first two CAS/SOA exams plus 12 semester hrs. of topics on third and fourth.
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• Graduate–Education
• Curriculum covers all topics on the first four CAS/SOA exams. Program leads to a Masters degree.
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• Graduate–Education and Research
• Curriculum covers all of the topics on the first four CAS/SOA exams and includes at least 6 sem. hrs. of courses covering advanced actuarial science topics. Program has a research component and leads to a Masters or Ph.D. degree.
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• Other
• Offers some courses relating to actuarial science – in the process of upgrading program.
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