Jan 25 2012, 12:15 AM
QUOTE(faizazizan @ Jan 24 2012, 09:06 PM)
i'm still in the dark about the whole process of actuarial science from the A levels.
1)what subjects that u required/need to take at A level in order for you to pursue your study overseas let's say Uni like LSE, City, etc ?
2)which Universities or college offers A level for acturial sicence with comparison which one is the best?
3)the difference of the system regarding to the A level test in each Uni i.e HELP, Taylor's, Sunway etc
4)the intake, the duration of A level and the test?
5)the minimum requirement for a place in oveseas Uni?
6)the programme of ADP or whatsoever courses, which Uni offers and which not?
7)the pros and cons of this such programme compared to with other programme
Please i need a reply for a whole view of the Actuarial Science course as i'm 17 this year and gonna take my spm. sorry for the much questions
1. An A in Maths for LSE last intake, an A* for City. Other unis better than or close to LSE need A*. That's the only required subject. Useful subjects are Further Mathematics, Economics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc.1)what subjects that u required/need to take at A level in order for you to pursue your study overseas let's say Uni like LSE, City, etc ?
2)which Universities or college offers A level for acturial sicence with comparison which one is the best?
3)the difference of the system regarding to the A level test in each Uni i.e HELP, Taylor's, Sunway etc
4)the intake, the duration of A level and the test?
5)the minimum requirement for a place in oveseas Uni?
6)the programme of ADP or whatsoever courses, which Uni offers and which not?
7)the pros and cons of this such programme compared to with other programme
Please i need a reply for a whole view of the Actuarial Science course as i'm 17 this year and gonna take my spm. sorry for the much questions
2. Google search? So many have it. How do we judge the best? Overall ranking and prestige? Perception of industry connections and lecturer expertise?
3. Modular vs Linear. Explained very well, just search for it.
4. Normally around 1.5 years
5. Depends on school, varies a lot. Upper level minimum is A*AAa.
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