Program Overview

Want to learn how to predict the future? Like using math and statistics to solve problems?

Actuaries use mathematical skills to define, analyze and solve business problems involving the cost of possible future events.

An actuary is a business professional who analyzes the financial consequences of risk. Actuaries use mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to study uncertain future events, especially those of concern to insurance and pension programs.

Delivery:

On Campus

Clubs:

Math Club

Average Class Size:

13

Faculty Count:

5

Program Outcomes

Our actuarial math undergraduate program will educate students on the various principles and practices of risk analysis and management. This program will focus on the mathematical probabilities and cost evaluation of several different types of events. 

Career Outlook

A career as an Actuary is better described as a “business” career with a mathematical basis than as a “technical” mathematical career. Graduates will also be able to work in several different mathematically related fields and will be able to enter the job market with a highly-demanded and particular set of skills. 

Testimonial

“I have always loved math and declared my major day one of freshman year. The SHC professors really want to see us succeed and do well. Our small class sizes have enabled us to develop a relationship with our instructors as well as our classmates.” — Mary Catherine McKinley

Faculty

  • Matthew Barnes

    Assistant Professor, Program Director

  • Phillip Bressie

    Assistant Professor

  • Pamela Quintana

    Assistant Professor; Director of SHC Tutoring

  • Lauren Grimley

    Associate Professor

  • Priyojit Palit

    Assistant Professor

Why SHC?

  • At Spring Hill College, we’re making our mark – With our small class sizes and affordable tuition, Spring Hill College is uniquely qualified to provide a high quality education to our students. Our Jesuit, Catholic college education is renowned as a well-rounded higher education approach, with an emphasis on empowering students with a passion for knowledge and personal growth. With our recent tuition cut, Spring Hill College is one of the most affordable private colleges in the country.
  • We’re curious and inspired – Forbes Magazine has ranked Spring Hill College as one of the top ten best colleges for return on investment (ROI). In our class of 2021, 92% of graduates attained placement six months after graduation through employment, graduate/professional school, internship or service.
  • We’re doers – Our students contribute 24,000 hours on average to the local community through the Foley Center each year. 100% of the 2020 graduates that applied to medical school were accepted. Spring Hill College has a 100% certification rate and a 92% placement rate with our Education program over the last five years.

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