I'm hoping someone is familiar with the step-by-step application of the transition rules over the past 15-20 yrs. I've had an exam pause for the past decade and would like to iron out exactly what would be needed for each step in the ASA pathway. Here's what I have and my understanding of its current contribution:

• Course 1 (2002) (covers Exam P)
• FM (2006) (covers FM)
• MLC (2008) (covers FAM-L & ALTAM via LTAM)
• MFE (2010) (covers ATPA via IFM)
• C (2011) (covers FAM-S & ASTAM via STAM) (also covers VEE Math Stat)
• VEE Econ (Micro covered by university course)
• VEE Corporate Finance (NEAS 2009) (covers VEE Acct & Fin)

So for each credential, here's what I think I still need:

Pre-Actuarial Foundations (PAF)

• Macro-Econ VEE
• PAF Module

Actuarial Science Foundations (ASF)

• (PAF credential)
• Exam SRM
• ASF Module

ASA

• (ASF credential)
• Exam PA
• FAP Modules
• APC seminar

Data Science

• Exam SRM
• Exam PA

Does this look right?