by Mike & Roy | May 18, 2017 | FSA Exams
You finish the last preliminary exam, and you’ve finally figured out a successful study approach. Then, you’re thrown a curveball with the Fellowship exam format. These written exams are much different than the multiple-choice style. So, what are the biggest changes...
by Mike & Roy | May 12, 2017 | Prelim Exams
Most common pitfall I failed Exam MLC on my first attempt. When I decided to retake the exam one year later, I planned on taking the same general approach: read through the manual, and then do practice problems/tests the last couple of weeks. I quickly found myself...
by Mike & Roy | Apr 21, 2017 | General Study Tips
We’re excited to bring you our first guest post, written by fellow actuarial author, Lee Trawick. Lee Trawick’s background: Lee lives in Irving, Texas. Lee attended the University of Texas at Dallas where he studied math and majored in statistics. He took his...
by Mike & Roy | Apr 16, 2017 | The Book - AET
Applying Actuarial Study Strategies to Everyday Life Roy and I are passionate about learning; not just for actuarial exams, but any field in general. In our book, we outlined our learning strategies as they apply to actuarial exams, but these strategies extend beyond...
by Mike & Roy | Apr 4, 2017 | General Study Tips
The phrase “favorite actuarial exam” may sound like a paradox – how could any of the exams be considered enjoyable? However, when you finish your Fellowship credential, you have the luxury to contemplate this question knowing that the painful exam process is...
