smillertime78
October 3rd 2005, 09:19 AM
Hello! After 4 years out of college in two Account management and marketing positions, I am ready to do something I love. (That, and I was living in New Orleans and lost everything, so I might as well use this time to pursue a career that I'm interested in.)
I was a finance major in college, and always loved math, statistics, etc. I had thought about actuarial science in high school, but went for a more general business education instead.
So, my question is...what should I be doing to prepare myself for the examinations? I realize I am at a disadvatage since I've been out of school so long, but is it possible to get 'back in the game'? I can audit math classes at a local college (which has an actuarial science major), but I guess I'm just inquiring as to whether I might be in over my head. Thanks!
I was a finance major in college, and always loved math, statistics, etc. I had thought about actuarial science in high school, but went for a more general business education instead.
So, my question is...what should I be doing to prepare myself for the examinations? I realize I am at a disadvatage since I've been out of school so long, but is it possible to get 'back in the game'? I can audit math classes at a local college (which has an actuarial science major), but I guess I'm just inquiring as to whether I might be in over my head. Thanks!