The major includes course work on mathematical topics on the first several actuarial examinations of the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society. Admission to the actuarial science major Admission to the actuarial science major is by application to a committee consisting of the coordinating adviser and the regular faculty teaching the actuarial science courses at the time of application. Students who believe that they have extenuating circumstances for not accomplishing these requirements may write a letter of appeal to the actuarial science coordinating adviser for transmission to the committee explaining clearly why their case should be considered. Applicants to the major who meet the stated requirements will be accepted automatically. 231 West 18th Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43210-1174.
Attention is called to the prerequisites for the above courses.
In preparation for positions in business settings, students, in consultation with an adviser, should select additional electives from designated courses in insurance, business administration, accounting, economics, and computer science. The minor program in mathematics consists of a minimum of 20 hours of mathematics courses at the 200 level and above. Course work from the areas of analysis, algebra, and differential equations is required with electives from an approved list. The specific requirements are available from the Mathematics Counseling Office or in the West Lobby of Denney Hall. See minor programs for general guidelines or consult the departmental office.