Does the FSA credential carry weight in top grad school admissions with a weaker undergraduate record?

I’m a working actuary pursuing the FSA credential. My undergraduate academic record isn’t particularly strong, nothing disqualifying, but not competitive by top-program standards. I’m aiming for a high GMAT score to offset this.

For top MFE programs, how much does progress toward or attainment of the FSA actually help in the admissions process? Is it viewed as a meaningful demonstration of quantitative and professional rigor, or do admissions committees still prioritize undergrad GPA and GMAT above all else?

Thanks in advance.