Have you heard? You can now get personalized, step-by-step guidance on the best methods of studying for your first actuarial exam.

How? With a personalized, 1-on-1 Exam Planning Call offered by me, Brea!

Here’s some more about me and how I can help..

When I was writing my first exam, I REALLY wanted to pass. I was aiming to get at least a couple exams done before I applied for my first internship positions.

But let’s face it. My school (University of Waterloo) had a great co-op/internship program for actuarial students, but if I didn’t have any exams passed I knew I wasn’t going to get any of them.

So… I put a ton of pressure on myself.

I remember, after first seeing the study manual that I had ordered, wondering how I was possibly supposed to learn and remember all the math, complex formulas, definitions & crazy equations in this HUGE book.

I was completely overwhelmed.

No clue how to start or what to do. No idea what the actual exam would really be like or if I was even smart enough to be able to pass it.

How much do I really need to prepare?
Is this study manual enough?
Am I even studying the right way?

These were all questions I was asking myself. Unfortunately, I didn’t really know anyone else that had already gone through the exams either. I had no one to ask.

I totally remember what it’s like to feel like this!! And that’s why I’m helping students that are in the exact same position now as I was in back then.

At this point, I’ve got my ASA and have helped hundreds of other Exam P and FM students pass their exams, so it’s safe to say I’ve finally figured out the “passing formula”. 

How it works

I’d love to help you too, so let me tell you a little bit more about the process you’ll go through when you sign up for a Exam Planning call with me.

I start off by making sure I get to know more about you and your specific situation. You’re unique compared to all the other students writing the exam. You have different priorities, a completely different schedule, a different learning style and a different budget.

I take all that into consideration in order to help you create a perfect, customized study strategy.

Over the next several months, you’ll be studying a bit almost every day (following the Daily Goals Calendar that I’ve created for you) so that you have the best chances of retaining all the information you learn.

It’s best to go slow so that you have lots of time to absorb all the information and ask questions when you need to.

Throughout your study period, you’ll use the methods I’ve been teaching to other future actuaries to help them pass. We can schedule as many calls as you want to make sure that you’re staying on track (no procrastination allowed!), review your progress, answer any questions you’ve sent me, and update your strategy if needed.

When you start studying with a personalized plan that you KNOW has worked for other future actuaries, you can feel confident that you’re studying the right way and never have to waste time trying to figure things out on your own.

Does this sound like something perfect for you? Check it out here!