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Insurance & Actuarial ScienceThe insurance major offers training in the areas of risk and insurance, life and health, property liability, risk management, and employee benefits. These courses provide the foundation for a wide variety of careers in insurance and risk management. A special program in actuarial science is also available. The Center for Insurance Education provides scholarships, internships, and assistance in professional examination preparation. UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM INSURANCE Course names in italics are those School of Business courses that require prerequisites. For more information see the individual departmental course prerequisite information sheet available in the Office of Student Affairs, Room 222 of the School of Business. Be aware that certain College of Arts & Sciences courses on this curriculum sheet also require prerequisites. Any student enrolled in a School of Business course must satisfy any and all prerequisites for that course. Any student who has enrolled in a course without the proper prerequisite(s) will be withdrawn from the course. Insurance Electives: FINA-320 Principles of Personal Financial Planning 21 Total Semester Hours:
INSU-350 Risk and Insurance Graduation Requirements: Minimum semester credits required: 121-123. Minimum cumulative grade point average for all semester credits earned: 2.0. Maximum number of semester credits accepted with an earned grade of D: 21. Maximum number of credits accepted in the business core curriculum with an earned grade of D: 6. Minimum cumulative grade point average earned in course requirements in the major: 2.5. A grade of D or F is not accepted in these required major courses. Courses including, but not limited to, College Algebra I, those courses taught in the Center for Academic Reinforcement, and any other remedial courses as determined by the School of Business do not count toward the graduation requirements. Students may transfer credits from other Schools and Colleges but only credits approved by the School of Business will count toward a business degree. For more information inquire in the Office of Student Affairs, Room 222, School of Business. The Department of Finance, Insurance, and International Business is located in Suite 236 and can be contacted at (202) 806-1568. UNDERGRADUATE CURRICULUM INSURANCE (ACTUARIAL SCIENCE) See the General Education Electives Sheet UNDERGRADUATE MAJOR REQUIREMENTS: ACTUARIAL SCIENCE 30 Total Semester Hours:
INSU-350 Risk and Insurance Minimum semester credits required: 122-124. Minimum cumulative grade point average for all semester credits earned: 2.0. Maximum number of semester credits accepted with an earned grade of D: 21. Maximum number of credits accepted in the business core curriculum with an earned grade of D: 6. Minimum cumulative grade point average earned in course requirements in the major: 2.5. A grade of D or F is not accepted in these required major courses. Courses including, but not limited to, College Algebra I, those courses taught in the Center for Academic Reinforcement, and any other remedial courses as determined by the School of Business do not count toward the graduation requirements. Students may transfer credits from other Schools and Colleges but only credits approved by the School of Business will count toward a business degree. For more information inquire in the Office of Student Affairs, Room 222, School of Business. The Department of Finance, Insurance, and International Business is located in Suite 236 and can be contacted at (202) 806-1568. |
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