hungwell1337
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If this degree was introduced, with a 99+ cut off, "roughly 99.3-4", would doing actuarial studies seem a lot more appealing?
+1isn't that way everyone wants to do law and med cause the cut-off is 99+
well good luck then. btw, they do however, accept Elite Athletes and Performers bonus points though, as well as EAS.Fuuuuuuuuuark, means I NEED To get atleast a 98... fml.
The 1st one implies the Standard degree that you are doing. The 2nd one is based on the co-op program, giving you an internship throughout your uni study at an actuarial firm. The 3rd one is a year added on top by doing honours year + thesis.I might sound like a noob but what is the difference between
- Bachelor of Actuarial Studies - 3 years
- Bachelor of Actuarial Studies(Professional/ Honours) - 4 years
- Bachelor of Actuarial Studies (Co-Op) - 4 years
what does it mean when its "professional/honours and "co-op"?
I think this is a great program and im considering it as one of my options after highschool.
Yes, I had the pleasure of talking to Brian Chu and another academic about the program that they helped design.Are they offering straight actuarial at unsw now?
*sigh* Brian Chu....Yes, I had the pleasure of talking to Brian Chu and another academic about the program that they helped design.
Under this plan? Nope, only a single degree, but a choice to do Actuarial and Maths majors together.Would you be able to double major AND double degree with Maths?