"The work of science is to substitute facts for appearances and demonstrations for impressions." - John Ruskin
Career Success
Looking to connect with successful alumni and learn about their journey? Want to get more involved in the Actuarial Science community at Ohio State? Check out the Ohio State Actuarial Alumni Stories page for inspiring stories, career advice and real-life insights from fellow actuaries! Want to share a story of your own? Email grad-info@math.osu.edu
Also, don’t miss out on the Actuarial Science Club website! It’s packed with information on events, networking opportunities, and resources to help you on your path to success in the field!
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Here at Ohio State, we offer students more than just coursework. Through career panels, exam prep sessions, seminars, and industry networking events, you'll gain early exposure to the field and build connections that matter.
Whether you're exploring the major or already set on the path, our community supports your academic and professional growth from day one. Check out our Events page to learn more about what we offer!
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Was there any class or skill that stood out?
The FM class was the best class that I took at OSU. It prepared me so well for the exam and it is an essential baseline information for future exams and work.
What do you love most about Ohio State?
The Ohio State alumni network is huge! No matter where you move post-grad, you will likely meet at least one fellow buckeye.
What advice do you have for current and future students?
Keep your mind open. It's impossible to fully understand what a career in each track (e.g., life and P&C) will entail through just some internet research.
Was there any class or skill that stood out?
The FM class was the best class that I took at OSU. It prepared me so well for the exam and it is an essential baseline information for future exams and work.
What do you love most about Ohio State?
The Ohio State alumni network is huge! No matter where you move post-grad, you will likely meet at least one fellow buckeye.
What advice do you have for current and future students?
Keep your mind open. It's impossible to fully understand what a career in each track (e.g., life and P&C) will entail through just some internet research.
