Evading breadth (sorta..) for Actuarial students of UoM

[brendan]

First Year

First Semester
306-107   Accounting Reports and Analysis
316-102   Introductory Microeconomics
620-157   Accelerated Mathematics 1 (breadth)
732-103   Principles of Business Law (breadth)
Second Semester
306-106   Business Process Analysis
306-108   Accounting Transactions and Analysis
316-101   Introductory Macroeconomics
620-158   Accelerated Mathematics 2 (breadth)

Second year

First Semester
300-203   Financial Mathematics I
333-201   Business Finance
620-201   Probability (breadth)
325-201   Organisational Behaviour
Second Semester
300-204   Financial Mathematics II
620-202   Statistics (breadth)
316-201   Intermediate Macroeconomics
732-202   Corporate Law (breadth)
 
Third year

First Semester
300-312   Actuarial Modelling I
300-313   Actuarial Modelling II
300-334   Financial Mathematics III
732-302   Banking And Finance Law (breadth)
Second Semester
300-314   Contingencies
300-315   Actuarial Statistics
300-316   Models for Insurance and Finance

[AppleXY]

Thanks Brendan, you're a true living legend (Y).

[Collin Li]

I thought the rule was that you had to take 2 of each level (1, 2 and 3) in breadth. You have 3 level-1 and 1 level-3.

[brendan]

you need to take a minimum of 6 breadth (max of , and one of the breadth needs to be level 300

[jamesdrv]

Looks good, although I think Tax Law is probably a better option than Banking and Finance Law as it's a prerequisite for accounting accreditation (if you ever wanted to change careers...).

[brendan]

Looks good, although I think Tax Law is probably a better option than Banking and Finance Law as it's a prerequisite for accounting accreditation (if you ever wanted to change careers...).

yeah i thought of that, but then its only offered in 2nd semester which doesn't work for actuarial students

[AppleXY]

Also, by 3rd year it's most likely that students have already made their decision to stick to actuarial. Banking and Finance pwns anywho (hedge funds are orgasmic )

[excal]

Also, by 3rd year it's most likely that students have already made their decision to stick to actuarial. Banking and Finance pwns anywho (hedge funds are orgasmic )

Let's hope your interest doesn't wane as the years of University begins to wear your enthusiasm down...happens to everyone (to different extents)

...then I'll know who to go to for financial advice! Lord knows I suck at it.