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Analytics is the discovery, interpretation, and communication of meaningful patterns in data to improve decision making. As a methodology, it draws upon multiple disciplines (mathematics, statistics, computer science, and information systems) to improve business performance across all industries. The Analytics Career Community will expose students to how businesses use analytics (and analytical tools) to understand consumer behavior, to predict performance, and to manage risk and explore functional roles for undergraduates such as web analyst, risk analyst, market research analyst, data analyst, pricing analyst, and actuary, among many others.
SAGAA (the Sexuality and Gender Alliance of Actuaries) in partnership with The Actuarial Foundation (TAF), offers annual scholarships to queer actuarial students. The application is live as of today, Monday, April 6th and is open until Friday May 29th. Apply at this application link.
In addition to the scholarship, SAGAA also produces a resume booklet that is shared with their sponsoring employers. These employers have expressed strong interest in interviewing scholarship applicants in early September.
Actuarial Educators are excited for the launch of the Actuarial Educators Student Community! This initiative provides everyone in the actuarial field a chance to connect more closely with students and highlight valuable resources and entry-level opportunities.
There are no actuarial exam requirements to join. All students affiliated with universities represented by Actuarial Educators faculty are welcome!
This message is from Professor Jim Pouliopoulos’ recent LinkedIn Post. We appreciate him allowing us to post it here.
Every college freshman is told the same joke: you can have fun, good grades, or sleep. Pick two.
Well, spring break is over, and for graduating seniors, the job search is hitting full gear. So here’s a framework I share with every student navigating their first career move, though honestly, it applies just as much to anyone considering a job change.
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By Paul Stanish
Paul StanishSenior Associate Director, Undergraduate Career Development, Pulsifer Career Development Center
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