crossislander
April 17th 2005, 07:57 PM
I am currently a MBA student with concentration in Accounting. I am thinking about getting into the actuary field. Should I swith my major to MBA in Statistics?
Would that be helpful to get a job or as long as I pass the exam is OK? Thanks?
wat
April 18th 2005, 02:27 PM
I am currently a MBA student with concentration in Accounting. I am thinking about getting into the actuary field. Should I swith my major to MBA in Statistics?
Would that be helpful to get a job or as long as I pass the exam is OK? Thanks?
Having a specific major/graduate concentration is not as important as passing actuarial exams. Intuitively, having a concentration in statistics will be more beneficial to passing the exams than having a concentration in accounting, but as long as you can pass the exams, either concentration will be okay.
krzysio
April 27th 2005, 02:30 AM
As I see it, you should add mathematics, and take as much mathematics as a mathematics major. Statistics in a business school means much, much less than in a mathematics department. You need mathematics. Three semesters of calculus, followed by solid probability and mathematical statistics classes (not statistics, I stress, but mathematical statistics). If your statistics instructor does not know what Pearson-Neymann Lemma is, you are wasting your time by taking statistics in a business school.
Yours,
Krzys' Ostaszewski
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