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MASTER OF ACTUARIAL SCIENCE (MAS)
Which courses help MAS students prepare for SOA/CAS exams?
Georgia State University's MAS program aims to train students on a broad theoretical foundation and hands-on risk modeling skills, which go beyond what actuarial professional exams typically require. We believe that this is the best way to prepare graduates who are entering the rapidly changing field of actuarial & risk management services.
Nevertheless, the following courses help students prepare for Society of Actuaries professional certification exams:
| Exam P: |
MGS 9920 Probability & Statistical Theory I (foundation requirement) |
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| Exam FM : |
AS 4230 Theory of Interest |
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| Exam M (LC): |
AS 8340 Life Contingencies (required) |
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AS 8350 Insurance Mathematics (required) |
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| Exam M (FE): |
FI 8000 Valuation of Financial Assets (required) |
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MRM 8610 Financial Engineering (required) |
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| Exam C: |
AS 8430 Loss Distribution and Credibility Theory (required) |
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MRM 8320 Stochastic Risk Management Models (elective) |
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| VEE Credit: |
ECON 8740 APP STATISTICS & ECONOMETRICS (required) |
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MBA 8130/8230 Corporate Finance (foundation course) |
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