Master’s in Actuarial Science, MS

The Society of Actuaries designates our program as an Advanced Curriculum. You’ll learn from professors who are Associates of the Society of Actuaries. Our students form study groups and perform well on the exams.

The two main actuarial professional organizations in the United States recognize the strengths of our actuarial programs.

The Society of Actuaries, which is the world’s largest actuarial professional organization, designates our program as an Advanced Curriculum.

We also connect you to the property and casualty actuarial career path through participation in the CAS University Liaison, Student Central, Student Ambassador, and Academic Central Programs. The Casualty Actuarial Society awarded us their Bronze Tier recognition.

In your degree, you will take seminar courses to prepare you for the first two Actuarial Professional exams, as well as Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) courses, which means that you can finish the initial actuarial credential requirements as part of your degree.

Here’s what you should know about becoming an actuary.

Join an inclusive, diverse community with close ties to the actuarial profession.

At our annual actuarial career fair, you can meet local employers and recruiters to learn about positions. Students can attend regional conferences, hear from industry speakers and shadow future employers.

As a Roosevelt student, you’ll work with mentors to prepare thoroughly for the actuarial professional exams, which are required for many jobs. Here’s what our alumni say about becoming an actuary.