Bachelor of Science in Actuarial Science

Mathematics:

• MATH 113, 114, 200: Calculus I, II Multi-Variable 
• MATH 240 (Linear Algebra)
• MATH 313 (Probability)  
• MATH 314 (Mathematical Statistics)

Actuarial Science:

• ACSC 264 (Theory of Interest)
• ACSC 320 (Risk Management & Insurance)
• ACSC 351 (Foundations of Actuarial Mathematics)
• ACSC 352 (Actuarial Contingencies)

At least one of:

• MATH 333 (Applied Statistical Methods: Regression, Time Series, Forecasting)
• MATH 385 (Mathematical Methods of Numerical Analysis)
• ACSC 464 (Mathematical Finance)

Business Administration & Economics:

• ACCT 210 (Introduction to Financial Accounting)
• ECON 252 (Principles of Microeconomics)
• FINC 321 (Financial Management)
• FINC 325 (Investments)

Allied requirements:

• CISC 130 (Intro to Programming and Problem Solving in the Sciences)

      One of:

• ENGL 200 or above
• COJO 100 (Public Speaking)
• COJO 105 (Communication in the Workplace)

Supporting courses at the University of St. Thomas, which may be taken as electives, (or, in some cases, to satisfy general VEE requirements) include:

• ECON 251 (Principles of Macroeconomics)
• ECON 311 (Forecasting)
• ECON 351 (Macroeconomic Theory)
• ECON 352 (Microeconomic Theory)
• ECON 355 (Game Theory)
• BLAW 301 (The Legal Environment of Business)
• FINC 324 (Advanced Financial Management)
• FINC 400’s Investment Courses
• FINC 752 (Global Insurance and Risk Financing)
• MKTG 300 (Principles of Marketing)
• CISC 450 (Database Design)
• HIST 384 (Uses of History:  Decision-Making)

Special Registration Notes

Math 313, Probability: should be taken no later than the spring semester of your sophomore year to avoid difficulties with scheduling.

FINC 321, Financial Management Prerequisites:
Actuarial Science majors need ACCT 210, MATH 314, ECON 252. You must obtain permission to register for this course from the College of Business Undergraduate Administration office.
(Georgia Fisher, 651-962-5547, gsfisher@stthomas.edu

Courses offered only once a year