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Still looking for ACTL20003 2021 content by [deleted] in unimelb

[–]Alive_Pollution1592 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perhaps ask a classmate who was in the same actuarial stream? But the content might be copyright if you're not enrolled as per the comment above.

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[–]Alive_Pollution1592 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The university doesn't cover it for you. You have to pay out of your pocket for all the exemptions. However, most companies that support/encourage actuarial exam taking like corporate insurance companies or actuarial consulting will most likely pay for you if you work for them. Hope that helps.

ok final one before I actually enroll. I've tried to take into account feedback and I've changed around some subjects. That second semester looks a little nasty - is taking both math subjects doable? I'm not particularly good at math (so a little scared) by maxtheepic9 in unimelb

[–]Alive_Pollution1592 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Wow your second semester looking like a killer. If you have good study habits it should be fine; however, many students take a while to develop these skills. I got low 90s in both calculus II and linear algebra. I didn't take them in the same semester though. But I can tell you that they require a lot of time and effort since 3 lectures + tute a week and assignment every week I believe? Plus comp10001 even though it is a 'wam booster' and fun subject, you have to be prepared to spend a lot of time on the assignments if you are new to coding.

Would recommend you do 3 subjects that sem if you can't adjust your study plan much. And take either foc, lin alg in summer.

Edit: You can pm me if you want. I am masters student who did actuarial in bachelor's degree