WHAT TO DO IN HIGH SCHOOL!

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How can I prepare in high school?

If you want to be an actuary, start preparing now!

Guidance for High School Students
  • Follow a college preparatory curriculum of high school classes.
  • Take math classes every year.
  • Take advantage of Advanced Placement (AP) and advanced courses such as statistics and calculus.
  • Enroll in computer science courses to develop your computer skills.

What Else Should I Do?

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