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Nov 24, 2024
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Undergraduate Catalog | 2024-2025
Mathematics, Actuarial Science Concentration, B.S.
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The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers an undergraduate program of study leading to a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Mathematics with a Concentration in Actuarial Science. This program provides students a comprehensive course of study to learn the concepts and skills needed to begin a career path in actuarial science. Actuaries are employed by insurance companies, government agencies, health service organizations, large corporations, and consulting firms. Actuaries design and price insurance policies and pension programs. Coursework in this program provides students with the core foundation for several of the professional actuarial exams. Required courses in economics, finance, and applied statistical methods also meet the Society of Actuaries requirements for Validation by Educational Experience (VEE).
All program-level Admissions and Progression Requirements are in addition to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte Admission Requirements .
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Admission Requirements
Freshmen and Transfers
- See University Admission Requirements
- Minimum GPA: 2.0
- Prerequisite Courses: GPA of at least 2.0 in each of the following categories:
- All MATH, STAT, and OPRS courses taken
- All 2000-level and above MATH, STAT, and OPRS courses taken
- Transferable Credit Hours: 24
Currently Enrolled Students
- Declaration of Major: Change of Major forms accepted year-round. Forms are available on the Math Department website. Orientation/advising session is required after declaration.
Degree Requirements
The B.S. in Mathematics with a Concentration in Actuarial Science degree program consists of a minimum of 52 credit hours of mathematics and statistics courses, one programming course in computer science, and 12 credit hours of related courses for VEE (Validation of Educational Experience) credit and Technical Skills.
General Education Courses (31-32 credit hours)
For details on required courses, refer to the General Education Program . Total hours to satisfy General Education Requirements may vary as some general education requirements may be double-counted in the major with departmental approval. Please see your advisor for information.
Foreign Language Requirement (0-8 credit hours)
For details on required courses, refer to the College of Science Foreign Language Requirement.
Major Courses (68-75 credit hours)
Core Courses (25 credit hours)
Concentration Courses (30 credit hours)
Restricted Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Select from the following:
Capstone Project (1-6 credit hours)
Students must complete 1 credit hour in this category. Alternatively, students may complete 6 credit hours towards an Honors project. For more information on the Honors Program in Mathematics visit the program’s page.
Unrestricted Elective Courses
As needed to complete the credit hours required for graduation. Suggested courses include:
Degree Total = 120 Credit Hours
Progression Requirements
An overall GPA of at least 2.0 and a GPA of at least 2.0 in all math courses is required.
Cooperative Education Program
Students may participate in the Mathematics Cooperative Education Program in either the parallel or alternate track. The parallel track combines part-time academic study and part-time cooperative experience during the same semester, while the alternate track alternates semesters totally devoted to work with semesters totally devoted to academic study. Students in the Mathematics Cooperative Education Program must participate in a minimum of two semesters in the program. Students who are in good standing with the University, have a minimum overall GPA of 2.5, and have completed 30 credit hours are eligible to apply. Transfer students are required to complete 12 credit hours at the University prior to application. Students interested in participating in the program should contact the Coordinator of Undergraduate Programs in the Department of Mathematics and Statistics or the University Career Center for information.
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