Course Information
Students in the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Actuarial Program may choose to complete a comprehensive mathematics major or a minor. The comprehensive major satisfies all VEE requirements and includes coursework to prepare students for the first two actuarial exams and a portion of the third . Students who select the minor must ensure that they complete VEE requirements indepedently, since not all VEE courses are included.
Comprehensive Major in Actuarial Science
Students in the comprehensive major must complete the following courses (minimum 60 credits, not including any prerequisites):
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Math 114 - Calculus I
Math 215 - Calculus II
Math 216 - Calculus III
Math 316 - Real Analysis
Math 324 - Linear Algebra
Math 346 - Introduction to Probability
Math 347 - Mathematical Statistics
Math 350 - Theory of Interest
Math 425 - Abstract Algebra I
Math 450 - Foundations of Actuarial Science
Math 493 - Capstone
Econ 103 or 303 - Microeconomics
Econ 104 or 304 - Macroeconomics
Econ 316 - Econometrics
Acct 201 - Principles of Accounting I
Acct 202 - Principles of Accounting II
MIS 240 - Information Systems in Business
Fin 320 - Principles of Finance
Fin 327 - Long Term Financial Management
Please see the current course catalogue for more information.
Minor in Actuarial Science
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Math 114 - Calculus I
Math 215 - Calculus II
Math 216 - Calculus III
Math 346 - Introduction to Probability
Math 350 - Theory of Interest
Math 450 - Foundations of Actuarial Science
Fin 320 - Principles of Finance
If a students are taking Fin 320 as part of their major, they must add an elective from a list of courses. Please see the current catalogue for more information.
