263 Bachelor's degrees in Actuarial Science in United States

The Mathematics (Dual - Accelerated) program at Wichita State University gives you, as an undergraduate student, a way to pursue your graduate-level math degree faster.

The Mathematics - Statistics program at Wichita State University offers you the flexibility to tailor your degree to fit your future goals. 

Mathematics - Actuarial Science from Pittsburg State University provides Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) credit and prepares students to sit for the first two actuarial exams.

If you want to use your love of numbers to help predict and understand risk, the only Society of Actuaries-recognized Actuarial Science undergraduate degree from Washburn University in Kansas is for you.

The Mathematics - Pure Mathematics programme at Anderson University (South Carolina) is a four-year, full-time degree delivered on the main campus. This public study mode course focuses on theoretical depth and practical reasoning, preparing students for advanced graduate research or professional roles in data and finance.

The field of actuarial science applies mathematical principles and techniques to problems in the insurance industry. At Baruch College we offer a bachelor degree in Actuary Science. 

The Mathematics (Actuarial Science and Insurance) programme at New Mexico State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. This course focuses on managing financial risk within the insurance and investment sectors, combining rigorous mathematical theory with practical applications in economics and finance.

The Mathematical Sciences - Actuarial Sciences program at Lawrence Technological University is an interdisciplinary program that gives you the opportunity to tailor your degree for the profession you wish to pursue, whether it is indeed actuarial science or mathematics – or a career in another field such as data mining or cyber defense.

The Actuarial Science program at Marietta College will prepare you for success in this field and in graduate school by honing your skills in mathematics, business, economics, finance and computer science.

On the Actuarial and Financial Science at Elmira College you will learn high-demand skills that position you for a versatile set of career paths.

The Actuarial Science program from Concordia University Wisconsin affords you the unique opportunity to mix your uncanny math skills with the world of business in a way that truly helps people.

The Mathematics - Finance and Mathematics-Decision Science majors at Anderson University - Indiana allow students to use courses from the Falls School of Business to enhance the Mathematics major without requiring a double major. The resulting majors are more focused than a traditional Mathematics major, yet still versatile for a broad range of career paths.

The B.S. in Data Science and Statistics at University of Lynchburg is designed to provide students with the broad range of core competencies required of all statistics professionals, as well as the opportunity to acquire an understanding of selected advanced topics and explores the science of learning from data. 

With a B.S. degree in Actuarial Science from California Baptist University, students will have unparalleled analytical skills to help firms and organizations plan for the future and protect their assets from loss. 

 At  McDaniel College , our Actuarial Science program provides students with the skills and knowledge needed to confidently calculate and assess risk, making them highly sought-after by insurance and finance companies. With a degree in Actuarial Science, you'll have a world of possibilities at your fingertips.

In a world of uncertainty, actuaries use mathematics, statistics and computer software to assess — and manage — financial risk with the Actuarial Science program at Rider University,

Cornell College's Actuarial Science Bachelor program equips you with the mathematical and statistical tools to navigate the complex world of risk and finance.

The Actuarial Science programme from Lycoming College is designed upon the recommendations of the Society of Actuaries. It is a challenging curriculum, but you will be supported by your professors and your fellow students. 

The requirements for the B.S. or B.A. degree in Mathematics-Actuarial Science-Finance at the University of Connecticut are 40 credits at the 2000-level or above in Mathematics, Statistics, Business, and related areas and 15 credits in Finance.

The Mathematics, Actuarial Science program is offered by Pennsylvania Western University.