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To: arvitar who wrote (559)	12/17/2013 4:00:51 PM
From: Rawnoc	Read Replies (1) of 621

Dead wrong across the board. I do have a college diploma, however, none is required to become an actuary. What you are referring to is the designation of actuary associate and actuary fellowship, neither of which I attained nor did I claim to. I passed the first 2 of 8 exams (at the time, the exam tier keeps changing) straight out of college within like 4 months of each other. Each passing exam allows an actuary to move up higher within his career, but none are technically needed to work as an actuary (though getting hired would be difficult without at least one passed unless you have a very high GPA). Generally one exam passed, and you will be a much sought-after actuary with multiple headhunters and offers. Nobody will care what your education is if you can kick ass on any of the exams. >>>> That must have been just after he finished qualifying as an actuary, which requires a 4-yr university degree in mathematics or statistics and passing 6-10 years of post-graduate exams. For someone so young, his accomplishments are remarkable! <<<<<

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