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Actuarial science focuses on assessing and mitigating risks. Professionals in this field apply statistical and mathematical expertise to analyze, forecast, and prepare for future uncertainties. Actuaries possess specialized mathematical knowledge along with robust computational and analytical abilities. They must also excel at communication, effectively conveying their findings to stakeholders across government, healthcare, environmental, and construction sectors. If you're drawn to tackling financial challenges that impact organizations and people, pursuing an actuarial science degree could be your ideal path. This curriculum teaches the quantitative methods and statistical techniques essential to the actuarial field, complemented by practical computing skills for diverse professional settings. You'll gain insights into the actuarial industry and understand the valuable expertise these professionals offer to clients and organizations. Ball State's undergraduate program delivers comprehensive training in mathematics and business fundamentals, equipping you for actuarial certification exams and career advancement.
Students should apply as a freshman undergraduate student if:
Students have completed or will complete high school or secondary school before the semester you apply to start
Students have not attended a university, college, or other postsecondary institution
Students wish to earn a bachelor’s degree
Required Scores to demonstrate English Proficiency: TOEFL iBT 79; IELTS 6.5 Band; Pearson's PTE 53
Dates and Deadlines - International Admissions must receive all your application materials by these dates for consideration for a specific term
Fall Term - application materials due by June 15th
Spring Term - application materials due by November 15th
Priority application date for fall enrollment: March 1; priority application date for spring enrollment: December 1.