Introduction
The University of Connecticut's actuarial program is a vibrant program with approximately 80 undergraduate and 35 graduate students majoring in Actuarial Science. It is one of the few Actuiarial Science programs of its kind in the New England. This means that all students from New England can attend UConn for considerably less than out-of-state tuition rates.
An Actuary is a person who uses training in mathematics and business to solve problems involving risk. Actuarial work is a challenging and rewarding way to use an aptitude for mathematics combined with an ability to work with people.

Professional Information

• Gamma Iota Sigma Actuarial Science Fraternity
• SOA: Society of Actuaries website
• CAS: Casualty Actuarial Society website
• Be An Actuary: Lots of information about actuarial careers, including information about what an actuary is, the actuarial examination process, and finding a job as an actuary. It also contains online issues of "The Future Actuary". The site is maintained by SOA and CAS.

Employment Opportunities for UConn Students
The UConn Actuarial Science Program has developed a close working relationship with insurance companies and consulting firms in the Northeast. Our actuarial club, Gamma Iota Sigma, sponsors an actuarial Career Fair each fall. We also arrange on-campus interviews with our corporate sponsors. Students with good grades who have passed at least one actuarial exam usually are able find full-time employment or summer internships.