Prepare Your Students for Their Actuarial Dream Job Starting Today!
Equip your students with the tools and resources they need to secure their first entry-level actuarial job!
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The Actuary Accelerator Community (AAC) offers a comprehensive, step-by-step program designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and getting that first actuarial job or internship.
By integrating the AAC into your school’s offerings, you’ll give your students access to expert guidance, hands-on experience, and the edge they need to stand out in today’s competitive job market.
Actuarial Students Are Struggling.
We surveyed actuarial students to find out which aspects of the career they might be struggling with, if any. What we discovered might surprise you:
– (survey)% of students have concerns about their ability to get a job post-graduation
– (other survey stats)
These findings align with our research, which states that only 27% of Exam P passers will go on to secure an entry-level actuarial job. The path from student to professional actuary is filled with hurdles, and many students aren’t getting the support they need to overcome them.
The Actuarial Challenge:
Common Student Concerns
Post-secondary students pursuing actuarial science often face significant challenges as they prepare for the competitive job market. Students at your school are most likely dealing with…
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- Difficulty Passing Actuarial Exams
Actuarial exams are notoriously tough, requiring deep mathematical understanding and extensive study time. Students often struggle to balance coursework and exam preparation, leading to delays or burnout. - Lack of Practical Experience
Many students find it hard to gain real-world experience through internships or co-op programs while still in school, which puts them at a disadvantage in the job market. - Uncertainty About the Profession
Students may not fully understand what being an actuary entails or what their specializations may look like until much later in their studies, creating uncertainty about their career path. - Competitive Job Market
The actuarial field is highly competitive, with students worrying about securing a job post-graduation, especially if they haven’t passed enough exams or gained practical experience. - Financial Strain
The financial burden of education and actuarial exam fees can be overwhelming, especially when students are unable to secure a related job or paid internship to cover their expenses. - Lack of Mentorship and Community
Many students don’t have access to experienced actuaries for guidance, leaving them unsure about which qualifications are important and how to get them. Plus, the rigorous nature of actuarial programs can make it hard for students to connect with others who understand the unique challenges they face, leading to feelings of isolation.
The Solution
By integrating our program into your school, you can help your students overcome these challenges and succeed in the competitive actuarial job market.
1. Bridge the Gap Between Academics and Industry
Students often struggle to connect what they learn in the classroom with real-world actuarial demands. Our program bridges this gap, ensuring your students are prepared for the challenges they’ll face in their future careers.
2. Beyond Exams: What Employers Really Want
Passing exams is no longer enough to secure a job. In 2024, only 66% of employers required one or more exams, down from 74% in 2021. Today’s employers look for more well-rounded candidates who also possess soft skills like communication (requested by 86% of employers in 2024, up from 74% in 2021). The AAC equips students with both technical and soft skills, preparing them to stand out in the competitive job market.
3. Real-World Experience with Excel and More
74% of employers request Excel proficiency, but many students don’t learn how to use Excel in an actuarial context. Our program focuses on using Excel for real-world actuarial tasks, giving students a valuable, job-ready skill that can set them apart in the job market.
4. Confidence Through Practical Learning
Through hands-on projects that simulate real actuarial work, the AAC helps students build a portfolio of experience and gain confidence in their abilities. This preparation ensures they’re ready to hit the ground running when they graduate.
5. Career-Ready Graduates
Schools that partner with the AAC don’t just produce graduates—they produce career-ready professionals with the skills, experience, and confidence to succeed. Integrating the AAC into your school’s tuition program ensures that your students are well-prepared to secure competitive entry-level actuarial jobs.
How Your Institution Can Benefit From Our Partnership
Seamless Implementation: We provide ongoing support for enrolled students, making it easy for schools to integrate our programs without the need for significant administrative work or additional resources.
Improved Graduate Employment Rates: By providing students with the practical skills and experience needed for the job market, our partnership can lead to higher employment rates for graduates, enhancing your school’s reputation.
Tailored Curriculum Support: We can offer insights and resources that align with the specific needs and gaps in your school’s actuarial program, enriching the curriculum without requiring extensive changes.
Data-Driven Insights: Your school can benefit from analytics and feedback on student performance and industry trends, allowing you to continually improve your actuarial program to meet the needs of current students.
Enhanced Institutional Prestige: Partnering with us positions your school as a leader in actuarial education, showcasing a commitment to student success and innovative learning methods.
We are looking to build a long-term partnership with the schools we work with. We understand the importance of continuous communication, and will be available to answer your questions and provide ongoing support to your students.
Please reach out to brea@etchedactuarial.com with any questions.
Even High-Performing Students Need Help
The abundance of entry-level job candidates means that employers have been able to set the bar high when it comes to qualifications.
Unfortunately, that means that “good” is no longer good enough.
Even students with good qualifications risk blending into the crowd. They might have the right skills, but they struggle to differentiate themselves from other candidates.
It’s a concept called “candidate camouflage” because students feel invisible to employers. They blend in with all the other candidates, and actuarial employers don’t express interest in them, despite their best efforts.
It makes many future actuaries feel discouraged, like it’s impossible to get a job.
It makes many future actuaries feel like they want to give up even after they’ve put their whole heart into this dream career.
Oftentimes, future actuaries don’t even realize that they’re being affected by candidate camouflage.
They just know that they aren’t getting the opportunities they’ve worked hard for.
What The Research Says
A 2024 (**update this with our 2024 study/graph) study of entry-level actuarial jobs found that there are 5 primary qualifications that most actuarial employers are looking for in job candidates.
When students have these 5 qualifications, they are way more likely to get an actuarial job.
Those qualifications are shown in the chart below, indicating which % of employers preferred each qualification (data based on what employers actually asked for in their job posts).
The difference between a student who gets hired and one who doesn’t is how they balance these 5 qualifications.
Most students focus really hard on 1 or 2 of these qualifications and neglect the rest. They don’t realize which skills employers are looking for, or how to get them. They often struggle to find a job because employers are looking for someone that is more well-rounded.
In our program, we provide students the resources and support to help them achieve all 5 qualifications, dedicate adequate time to growing and nurturing their network, and create a resume that matches industry standards.
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How It Works
Becoming an amazing candidate for actuarial roles – a Top Candidate – starts with the Top Candidate Method.
The Top Candidate Method is a 5-phase plan that guides students every step of the way so that they can avoid getting stuck in the candidate camouflage trap.
The plan gradually builds a student’s qualifications (aside from “education”) up to the level that actuarial employers look for.
Students following this plan are on the quickest route to becoming a Top Actuarial Candidate, so that they can differentiate themselves from other job candidates, grow a treasure map network and get into their actuarial dream job within just 12 months.
The Top Candidate Method is what I teach students in our signature program…
Introducing…
The Actuary Accelerator Community!
The Results-Based Program for Student Actuaries
Your students will…
Get DETAILED, STEP-BY-STEP guidance on how to avoid the candidate camouflage trap and become Top Candidates, ensuring that they get interviews and job offers.
Access tons of ACTUARIAL-BASED TECHNICAL PROJECTS that they can complete independently, showcasing their practical experience to impress employers.
Discover how to continuously GROW AND NURTURE THEIR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK beyond their school peers, gaining access to hidden job opportunities with less competition.
Gain ACTUARIAL-SPECIFIC EXPERT SUPPORT from our qualified team of mentors, tutors, and other working actuaries who can help students with all aspects of their actuarial career, provide exam support, and encourage them as they develop job-ready skills.
Connect with HUNDREDS OF FUTURE ACTUARIES, giving them access to a unique, professional support system that can study with them, support their goals, and motivate them to keep moving forward as they navigate this journey.
Participate in ACTUARIAL-SPECIFIC NETWORKING AND CAREER GROWTH EVENTS that will enhance their qualifications and knowledge even more.
The Phases Breakdown
As your students progress through the phases and corresponding modules below, they will gradually become a TOP actuarial candidate that will impress employers.
Beginner Candidate Phase
Discover everything they need to know about the actuarial career so that they can confidently decide whether it’s a good career choice for them, or not.
1.1 Interviews with Entry-Level Actuaries
1.2 Learn About the Actuarial Career
1.3 Get Your Actuary Questions Answered
1.4 Planning Your Actuarial Journey
Rising Candidate Phase
Obtain critical skills and knowledge early on, so that they can continue to advance those skills as you proceed through the later phases.
2.1 Excel Master Course (Teaching Excel from Beginner to Advanced)
2.2 Learn a Programming Language (VBA & Python Courses Included)
2.3 Complete Actuarial Projects in Excel (6+ projects)
2.4 Communication Fundamentals for Actuaries
2.5 How to Gain Experience Actuarial Employers Value
2.6 Creating Your Resume and Cover Letter to Get Related Experience
2.7 Finding a Job that Will Give You Related Experience
Intermediate Candidate Phase
Gain specialized knowledge of the actuarial field, so that employers know they’re serious about the career and dedicated to becoming an actuary.
3.1 Actuarial Exam Study Strategy
3.1.1 Forum, Live Group Tutoring Sessions
3.2 How to Gain Real-World Technical Experience
3.3 Understanding Actuarial Terms and Concepts
Top Candidate Phase
Maximize their chances of getting an actuarial job by taking their qualifications to the highest level.
4.1 Start Your Actuarial Job Search
4.2 Amplify Your Related Experience
4.3 Time to Pass More Actuarial Exams
By the time you complete this phase, you’ll officially be a TOP Candidate! However, you can start looking for actuarial jobs before you become a top candidate if you’d like.
Actuarial Job Search Phase
The secrets on how to prove to employers that they’d be an amazing addition to the team, so that they can get their first actuarial job as quickly as possible!
5.1 Actuarial Resume Master Course
5.2 How to Create a Simple Actuarial Cover Letter
5.3 How to Network on LinkedIn to Get Interviews
5.4 How and When to Apply for Actuarial Jobs
5.5 How to Succeed in Actuarial Interviews
The Extras!
Make their actuarial journey more fun and feel more connected knowing that they’re not going through this alone.
E.1 Gain Access to the Exclusive Members-Only WhatsApp Networking Group
E.2 Live Actuary Q&A Sessions with Brea
E.3 Regular Community Challenges and Events to Improve Your Skills
Here’s What Successful Members Have Said…
Bridging the Gaps in Traditional Education
While college courses equip students with strong mathematical foundations, the reality is that today’s actuarial employers are looking for much more than just math skills.
The actuarial profession demands practical experience, technical expertise, and real-world problem-solving—skills that many traditional academic programs don’t fully address.
That’s where we come in.
We’ve created the AAC to complement your students’ academic journey by offering targeted, actuarial-specific training that goes beyond the classroom.
With expert guidance, hands-on projects, and step-by-step resources, the AAC helps students build the well-rounded qualifications they need to stand out in a competitive job market.
We’ll help your students get industry-ready.
While your institution provides the critical mathematical foundation, we ensure students are job-ready with real-world skills and industry knowledge.
Working together, we can help you students secure their actuarial dream job by adding real-world skills and industry knowledge to their toolkit.
Start Becoming a Top Candidate Today!
Select the membership option that works best for you! (Our “AAC + Mentoring Bundle” has VERY limited spots.)
AAC Only
Most Popular- All Courses and Resources
- Access to All Live Group Challenges (Excel Ninja, Exam P/FM Warrior Groups, Python Pro)
- Monthly Group Coaching Calls with Brea
- Members-Only WhatsApp Group
- 18-Month Success Guarantee
- No Contract. Easily Cancel Anytime With a Few Clicks
- Quarterly 45-min 1-on-1 Mentoring/Coaching Call with Brea
- Unlimited Email Access to Brea (Ask All Your Questions!)
- Personal Review of Your Resume, LinkedIn Profile and Job Applications by Brea
AAC + Mentoring
1 Spot Available- All Courses and Resources
- Access to All Live Group Challenges (Excel Ninja, Exam P/FM Warrior Groups, Python Pro)
- Monthly Group Coaching Calls with Brea
- Members-Only WhatsApp Group
- 18-Month Success Guarantee
- No Contract. Easily Cancel Anytime With a Few Clicks
- Quarterly 45-min 1-on-1 Mentoring/Coaching Call with Brea
- Unlimited Email Access to Brea (Ask All Your Questions!)
- Personal Review of Your Resume, LinkedIn Profile and Job Applications by Brea
Our 18-Month Success Guarantee!
You have 18 full months (that’s almost 550 days!) to put the Actuary Accelerator Community resources to the test and get your first full-time actuarial job.
If you’re a member of the Actuary Accelerator Community for 18 consecutive months and don’t end up getting an actuarial job within that timeframe, then we’ll issue a FULL REFUND of all payments you’ve made toward the program. We believe in this program THAT MUCH!
All you have to do is email proof to Keiana, our RMP manager (aac@etchedactuarial.com), that you’ve completed the modules in the program, and that you’ve applied to at least 50 actuarial positions in the prior 90 days to claiming this guarantee.*
Why do we ask that you show us your work?
Because members that don’t complete all the modules will be missing important qualifications that may prevent them from getting a job. You’ve got to put in the work!
*See terms and conditions for full details.
Check Out These Limited-Time Bonuses!
Right now, you can get access to over $700 in extra bonuses right away when you join!
What’s more? You get to keep access forever!
Exam P, FM, and IFM WhatsApp Study Groups ($599)
It’s always nice to have a group of other future actuaries that are taking the same exam as you. That way, you can get help on questions, get support, and you always know that you’re not alone.
These study groups allow you to connect with other members that are taking the same exam as you.
Student Success Guide PDF ($67)
As a student, you’re bound to have lots of questions about how to successfully pursue the actuarial career while also studying for classes. You may even have concerns about the courses you’re taking, your GPA and how to get related experience.
This guide covers all that so that you feel confident about your actuarial career path.
Career-Changer Success Guide PDF ($67)
As a career changer, you face some different challenges than those aspiring actuaries that are still in school. But that doesn’t mean that your actuarial journey has to be harder. Actually, in some ways it might be a bit easier!
Access this guide to learn how to successfully switch careers into the actuarial field even if you’re starting this journey in your 20s, 30s or 40s.
How to Get an Actuarial Internship in a Month PDF ($99)
Learn the 5-step system for finding an actuarial internship quickly, even if you’re not in school anymore.
An internship is a great way to gain experience that actuarial employers value. You’ll get tons of tips and advice on how to get one as quickly as possible, and it includes tons of extra information you’ll be thankful to have.
Meet Your AAC Success Team!
Aspiring Actuaries Supported To Date
Brea
Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA) & Leader of the AAC
Brea received her Bachelors Degree in Actuarial Science at the University of Waterloo. She has 6 years of experience in actuarial internships and full-time actuarial roles. Now, she helps aspiring actuaries in the US and Canada to achieve their actuarial dreams too!
Keiana
RMP Manager
Keiana is an actuarial analyst working at a life insurance company in Canada and has passed exams P, FM and IFM. In her spare time, she loves going for walks, creating videos and playing the piano.
Satvir
RMP Operations Specialist & Actuarial Coach
Satvir is a student at Wilfrid Laurier University studying Financial Math. Alongside school, she works as an underwriting analyst at Aviva. In her spare time she loves going on hikes, watching basketball, and playing with her baby cousins!
Aaron
Math Forum Rep, 1-on-1 Actuarial Exam Tutor, & AAC Exam FM Live Group Tutor
Aaron has a degree in Economics/Mathematics from the University of Southern California, and is also a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. He is currently transitioning from private banking/wealth-management into the actuarial field.
Spotlight Events and Features
The Actuary Accelerator Community is filled with events and features that will help you develop the skills you need, get your questions answered, and help you achieve your goal of getting an actuarial job!
Exam P & FM Tutoring Sessions
Studying for actuarial exams can be tough! You’re bound to run into topics you don’t understand, and practice problems you can’t quite solve.
That’s OK though! By attending our LIVE Exam P and FM group tutoring sessions (over Zoom), you’ll be able to get clarification on all questions you have so that you never feel alone and stuck.
Excel Ninja Challenge
2-3 times per year, you’ll be able to participate in our 12-week Excel Ninja Challenge, where you get to learn Excel together with other AAC members, You’ll get access to brand new Excel projects so that you can practice your Excel skills and can even earn an Excel Ninja Certificate to add to your resume.
In the past, actuarial employers have loved to hear about the projects that members have completed during this challenge. It gives them confidence that the member knows how to use Excel at the necessary level.
Entry-Level Actuarial Job Board
Want to save time? As an AAC member you’ll get access to our job board, where you’ll easily be able to find tons of entry-level actuarial jobs and internships available in the U.S. and Canada in one place!
No need to search high and low, all over the internet for job posts. We’ve got you covered!
Actuary Q&A Panels
When you’re a member of the AAC, you’ll be able to submit any questions you have about the actuarial career to our Actuarial Panel (including Brea!) every 6 weeks.
This is the best way to get answers to your complex and/or personal questions answered so that you know exactly how to proceed. The panel consists of Brea and several other panelists that have experience on the same journey as you’re going through. You’ll never feel like you’re alone again!
Presentation Hours
One of the most important skills in getting an actuarial job is your ability to communicate. During each presentation hour, you’ll have the opportunity to do a presentation for other members!
This is a great way to build confidence, and gain valuable experience doing presentations, which is something that actuarial employers will love!
Have Questions?
Well, we’ve got answers! Below are some of the most commonly asked questions about the Actuary Accelerator Community.
Is there support available if I get stuck or have questions?
Absolutely! This is a community and your actuarial support system!
If you run into problems or have questions, you’ll always be able to contact us via email, or you can ask in the members-only WhatsApp group.
Plus, Brea hosts regular Q&A sessions for members, where you can ask any questions. And Keiana hosts a monthly onboarding session where you can ask questions and learn all about every single resource you get access to as a member.
Can this help me get an actuarial internship?
You already know that an actuarial internship isn’t required in order to get an actuarial job, but many of our members still get one!
It’s a great way to solidify your skills even more.
If getting an internship is your goal, then Phase 2, 3 of the AAC plan will be particularly beneficial for you, as that’s where you’ll learn the skills and qualifications that internship employers are typically looking for.
In Phase 5, you’ll also learn how to market yourself to those employers, so that you have the best chance of getting an actuarial internship.
Since internships are so competitive, going through all three of those phases will help you stand out amongst the all the other applicants!
When is the best time to join?
If you..
a. Are currently trying to decide if the actuarial career is right for you, or
b. Have already started taking steps toward becoming an actuary but haven’t got a job yet
then now is the best time to join.
No matter which phase of your actuarial journey you’re in, there are other members inside waiting for you!
It’s OK to join even if..
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- You’re not 100% sure if the actuarial career path is a good fit for you
- You haven’t had an internship yet
- You haven’t passed any exams yet
- You still need to learn technical skills
- You’re not sure what you should do to be successful
We will help you with all of that in the AAC!
Do I need to pass some actuarial exams before I join the AAC?
No, you don’t need to!
Many other community members are in the very early stages of their actuarial journey, and haven’t yet started to study for their exams either.
They’ll be happy to have you come along with them on this journey!
The AAC has tons of resources to help you pass your first 2 exams (when the time is right), including
- Study material (for Exam P/1 only right now; Exam FM/2 coming soon)
- A study strategy plan
- A Q&A forum to get your questions answered
- Study groups!
Is this too advanced for me right now? Am I getting myself in too deep?
It can be scary to finally take the plunge and jump into a program that is specifically designed to help you get an actuarial job.
Do you know why it’s scary?
It’s probably because joining the AAC means that you’re deciding to commit. You’re deciding to believe in yourself, and go for your dreams, even though others around you may tell you it’s too hard, or that you can’t do it.
Well, not only are you going to be surrounded by a motivating group of other members that have the same positive mindset about the actuarial career as you, but you’ll also have a step-by-step plan to help you achieve this goal as quickly as possible. With that, you’ll be able to prove all the nay-sayers wrong!
Plus, there is no contract or long-term commitment and you can cancel any time with a few clicks. That way, you have complete control over how long you remain a member.
What makes other members so successful? What % of people actually get jobs?
Our most successful members have one thing in common: They’ve done the work!
They were willing to spend the necessary time on this goal. They were willing to invest in themselves and their future. They were willing to keep going even when things got tough.
And most importantly, they actually started! (Which, by the way, is something that most people interested in the actuarial field will never do.)
All of that above is what sets our most successful members apart from the average aspiring actuary.
Remember, if you become a top actuarial candidate, it’s inevitable that you’ll be able to get an actuarial job, because you’ll be so well qualified that most employers won’t be willing to turn you away.
Why would they? You have all the skills they’re looking for (and more, usually).
And get this: No one has ever told us that they’ve done all the steps in the AAC and weren’t able to get a job. And no one has ever claimed our 18-Month Success Guarantee. What’s that say about success rate?!
Should I join if I am studying for an exam (and already have study materials)?
The study materials that you already have are compatible with the Exclusive AAC Actuarial Exam Study Strategy you’ll learn in the AAC.
You’ll also get access to our Exam P/1 Video Study Materials and practice questions, that you can use as a primary or secondary study resource. (Exam FM/2 materials coming soon.)
On another note, most other actuarial study materials that are available outside of the AAC leave you on your own to prepare for the exam. In the AAC, you’ll get additional support like:
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- A Whatsapp study group of other members taking the same exam as you (see Bonus # 1)
- A Q&A forum, where you can get all your questions answered within 24 hours.
- Access to our Exclusive AAC Actuarial Exam Study Strategy Course that helps you save time and teaches you the study strategy that 100s of exam candidates have used to successfully prepare for their exam.
- Exam P Video Study Material, plus tons of practice questions to help you fully prepare for your exam
When you join, you can finish studying for your exam using the resources above, and afterwards you can start following the recommended steps in the AAC.
Are there any exceptions that this won’t work for?
We’ve said multiple times that “if you become a top actuarial candidate, it’s inevitable that you’ll get an actuarial job.. It’s just a matter of time”.
We 100% believe that, and have never come across a case where that wasn’t true.
However, there may be some scenarios where getting an actuarial job may not be as straight-forward, even if you are a top candidate. Here they are:
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- You are only interested in working as an actuary in a country that you are not a citizen of or are not able to work in without sponsorship.
- You have a criminal record.
- You are not willing to improve and practice your interviewing skills (if interviewing makes you extremely nervous).
If you meet any of the above conditions, then it doesn’t mean that getting an actuarial job is impossible. There may just be some extra hurdles that you have to overcome.
As long as just 1 employer gives you the chance to prove yourself, that’s all you need!
How long is this going to take? (total months, hours per day/week)
The AAC is designed with a go-at-your-own-pace structure. That means that the more time you’re able to dedicate to your actuarial goals, the quicker you’ll get results.
However, many of our members are in school, or working full-time, so they can only dedicate a small amount of time to their goals each day. Some days they can’t work on their goals at all.
That’s OK!
The end goal (aka to get an actuarial job) is the same for everyone; how quickly you get there is irrelevant.
Employers don’t take into consideration how quickly you became qualified for the job.
And, as you probably already know, becoming an actuary isn’t a quick process, but rest assured that the approach you’ll learn in the AAC is the quickest and most efficient way to get an actuarial job.
Note: As part of the strategy for becoming a top actuarial candidate, we do recommend that you take on some paid projects or a corporate position. That can help you earn the income you may need for your personal living expenses while you pursue this goal.
What expenses should I prepare for in addition to the AAC investment?
The Actuarial Accelerator Plan is designed to have you making money in a related field and getting relevant experience within your first 90 days (usually sooner).
That provides a good income for you, while you work on the other steps required to become a top actuarial candidate.
As a member, almost everything is included so there aren’t many extra costs to take into consideration.
We do recommend that members pass Exam P, FM, and sometimes IFM too.
Current fees to take those exams are $250, $250, and $350 ($300 for students) respectively, per attempt.
At this time, Exam FM and IFM study materials are not included, so you may need to be invest in those at a later date.
Are there any prerequisites for this?
The AAC is designed to help aspiring actuaries at any level, to become top actuarial candidates!
You’ll get all the support you need inside, so no prerequisits are required.
Note that actuarial employers will require that you have a bachelors degree (any major is OK) before you start working full-time. You can complete the AAC phases while you are still a student.
Is this designed for undergrads, recent grads or career changers?
You can become a top actuarial candidate and get an actuarial job even if:
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- You’re currently in school pursuing your bachelors degree
- You’re currently pursuing a masters degree
- You’ve recently graduated from college
- You’ve decided that you want to change careers and become an actuary.
The AAC has helped members in all 4 of the above situations.
And here’s some good news for you:
- It doesn’t matter what your GPA is (or was)
- It doesn’t matter was your major is (or was)
- It doesn’t matter if you have a masters degree or not
In terms of schooling, actuarial employers in the US and Canada want to see that you have (or are in the process of getting) a bachelor’s degree. A master’s degree isn’t necessary!
What is the guarantee/refund policy?
New members have 18 full months to put the Actuary Accelerator Community resources to the test and get their first full-time actuarial job.
That means that if you’re a member of the Actuary Accelerator Community for 18 consecutive months and don’t end up getting an actuarial job within that timeframe, then we’ll issue a FULL REFUND of all payments you’ve made toward the program. We believe in this program THAT MUCH!
All you have to do is email proof to Andrew, our AAC manager (aac@etchedactuarial.com), that you’ve completed the modules in the program, and that you’ve applied to at least 50 actuarial positions in the prior 90 days to claiming this guarantee.*
Why do we ask that you show us your work?
Because members that don’t complete all the modules will be missing important qualifications that may prevent them from getting a job. You’ve got to put in the work!
*See terms and conditions for full details.
If you have a question that isn’t answered here, you can email us at support@etchedactuarial.com and we will get back to you within 24 hours.
EVERY EFFORT HAS BEEN MADE TO ACCURATELY REPRESENT OUR PRODUCTS AND THEIR POTENTIAL. THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL EARN ANY MONEY USING THE TECHNIQUES AND IDEAS IN THESE MATERIALS. EXAMPLES IN THESE MATERIALS ARE NOT TO BE INTERPRETED AS A PROMISE OR GUARANTEE OF EARNINGS. EARNING POTENTIAL IS ENTIRELY DEPENDENT ON THE PERSON USING OUR PRODUCTS, IDEAS, AND TECHNIQUES. WE DO NOT PURPORT ANY OF OUR PRODUCTS TO BE A “GET RICH SCHEME.”
ANY CLAIMS MADE OF ACTUAL EARNINGS OR EXAMPLES OF ACTUAL RESULTS CAN BE VERIFIED UPON REQUEST. YOUR LEVEL OF SUCCESS IN ATTAINING THE RESULTS CLAIMED IN OUR MATERIALS DEPENDS ON THE TIME YOU DEVOTE TO OUR PROGRAMS, IDEAS, AND TECHNIQUES MENTIONED, YOUR FINANCES, KNOWLEDGE, AND VARIOUS SKILLS. SINCE THESE FACTORS DIFFER ACCORDING TO THE INDIVIDUAL, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE YOUR SUCCESS OR INCOME LEVEL, NOR ARE WE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY OF YOUR ACTIONS.
MATERIALS IN OUR PRODUCTS AND ON OUR WEBSITE MAY CONTAIN INFORMATION THAT INCLUDES, OR IS BASED UPON, FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS WITHIN THE MEANING OF THE SECURITIES LITIGATION REFORM ACT OF 1995. FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS GIVE OUR EXPECTATIONS OR FORECASTS OF FUTURE EVENTS. YOU CAN IDENTIFY THESE STATEMENTS BY THE FACT THAT THEY DO NOT RELATE STRICTLY TO HISTORICAL OR CURRENT FACTS. THEY USE WORDS SUCH AS “ANTICIPATE,” “ESTIMATE,” “EXPECT,” “PROJECT,” “INTEND,” “PLAN,” “BELIEVE,” AND OTHER WORDS AND TERMS OF SIMILAR MEANING IN CONNECTION WITH A DESCRIPTION OF POTENTIAL EARNINGS OR FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE.
ANY AND ALL FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS HERE, OR ON ANY OF OUR SALES MATERIALS, ARE INTENDED TO EXPRESS OUR OPINION OF EARNINGS POTENTIAL AND POSSIBILITY. MANY FACTORS ARE IMPORTANT IN DETERMINING YOUR ACTUAL RESULTS AND NO GUARANTEES ARE MADE THAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE RESULTS SIMILAR TO OURS OR THE TESTIMONIALS OF OUR CUSTOMERS. IN FACT, NO GUARANTEES ARE MADE THAT YOU WILL ACHIEVE ANY RESULTS FROM THE IDEAS AND TECHNIQUES IN OUR MATERIAL.
*The above graph may not accurately represent all entry-level actuarial positions. $4000/mo is a reasonable expectation, though.
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*The above graph may not accurately represent all entry-level actuarial positions. $4000/mo is a reasonable expectation, though.
*The above graph may not accurately represent all entry-level actuarial positions. $4000/mo is a reasonable expectation, though.
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*The above graph may not accurately represent all entry-level actuarial positions. $4000/mo is a reasonable expectation, though.