Mathematics

The Mathematics — Concentration with Actuarial Science is just one of your options. See the main Mathematics page for details about the overall program and other available options.

120
Credit Hours
2
Actuarial Exam Prep Courses

Degree

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Actuarial Science at St. Mary’s

Mathematics — from abstract algebra to actuarial science — is about more than the theory of numbers. It discovers the tools that make a quantitative understanding of our world possible.

Mathematics is truly a universal language that transcends ethnic, societal and national boundaries. The study of mathematics hones essential logical reasoning skills and teaches techniques that can open doors to exciting and high-paying quantitative careers in business, government, teaching and research.

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Program of Study

In the Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with a Concentration in Actuarial Science, students build a strong foundation in mathematics while also completing course work in economics, programming and finance. This combination of courses, along with two designated actuarial exam preparation courses, helps prepare students for actuarial exams and careers in insurance, finance, consulting and related fields.

Roland “RJ” Rojas, left ,and Maroun Harb (B.B.A./B.S. ’23), stand outside the Blank Sheppard Innovation Center on campus.
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$125,778
Median annual earnings for Actuaries
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+14.61%
Expected change in employment demand for Actuaries over the next 10 years
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11-to-1
Student-to-faculty ratio

What can I do with a degree in Mathematics with Actuarial Science?

Actuaries use mathematical, statistical and business skills to evaluate risk and help organizations make informed financial decisions.

Students have found careers at a variety of prestigious companies, including.

  • Liberty Mutual
  • MetLife
  • Milliman
  • New York Life Insurance Company
  • Travelers
  • USAA
  • Willis Towers Watson
Maroun Harb

What I enjoy the most about it is the fact that you need to know a little bit about everything. When you’re studying actuarial science, you have to be dedicated to learning in general.”

Maroun Harb (B.B.A./B.S. ’23)

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Outside the Classroom

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Network and Industry Experience

Mathematics students at St. Mary’s are involved in numerous activities, including attending conferences where they network with industry professionals, performing internships at organizations and research institutions locally and abroad and engaging with the community, such as tutoring local middle schoolers.

Marian Hall students study in their dorm rooms.

Science Living Community

Students majoring in any science — from Physics to Computer Science, Biology to Engineering — can join the Science Living Community. Members live together and can participate in a variety of programs throughout the year.

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Join the St. Mary’s community as you encounter countless ways to get involved, have fun, meet lifelong friends and make the most of your student experience.

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