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What do you need to learn as an actuary? I am a sophomore now, majoring in mathematics and applied mathematics! Thank you for your guidance.
Actuaries are the core functions of the core departments of insurance companies, and their main responsibilities are product pricing, evaluation and risk management. In order to pass the actuary, mathematics is the most basic course, including probability theory, advanced mathematics, statistics and operational research. This is found in all applied mathematics majors, but it is only the foundation. Later, you will encounter courses such as interest rate, bond pricing, financial option futures pricing, life table theory, insurance, life insurance actuarial model, life insurance actuarial practice, and financial theory. The first eight exams generally take about 2 years on average, while the last five exams take at least 2 years according to my experience.

At the same time, give it cold water. Although the income of actuaries is not low, compared with your efforts, the cost performance may be relatively weak, and the North American actuaries may have a better cost performance. I hope you will go further and further on the actuarial road!