Thsi could yet be the most stupid question ever asked...But, I have searched high and low, but couldn't get a list that lays down the list of exams to pass to get to the ASA designation....
Please help!!
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Thsi could yet be the most stupid question ever asked...But, I have searched high and low, but couldn't get a list that lays down the list of exams to pass to get to the ASA designation....
Please help!!
http://www.soa.org/ccm/content/exams...d-supplements/
I'm pretty sure its listed there in the catalog.
Preliminary Education through 12/31/2006
Exam P - Probability
Exam FM - Interest Theory
Exam M - Life Contingencies and Loss Models
Exam C - Construction of Actuarial Models
Validation of Education by Experience Topics
Corporate Finance
Economics (Micro & Macro)
Statistics (Regression and Time Series)
Fundamentals of Actuarial Practice (FAP)
FAP Modules 1-5
FAP Exam 1
FAP Modules 6-8
FAP Exam 2
Associate Professionalism Course - one day seminar on ethics and professionalism as an actuary
*Changes to the system effective 1/1/2007
1) Exam M is replaced by:
Exam MLC - Life Contingencies
Exam MFE - Financial Economics
2) The topics between FM, MLC, MFE and C are reorganized a bit - see new catalog in 2007 for more details.
Thank you!!
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