Jerry Brown has a Math degree and pursued Actuarial Science by taking the Actuarial Tests and is now the President of the Society of Actuaries (SOA). You can now attend schools that are Centers of Excellence for actuary that provide classes designed to teach you the material you need to pass the first handful of actuary tests.
Jerry’s expertise is in investments and risk management and was the chief actuary at multiple companies. He states that you can make a lot of money and have fun doing it if you are willing to put in the work. Jerry is excited about predictive analytics and recommends regardless of you STEM degree to have some computer skills. The people that sit on the sidelines and complain at work will not be successful and you should try to get a varied education and be open to opportunities that come your way.
If interested in Actuarial Science check out the following link www.beanactuary.com
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