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How to Spend Your Limited Review Time
During the final weeks before your actuarial exam, how do you prioritize your time? Not all topics are tested equally, so they don’t deserve an equal amount of your attention. In this article, we cover how to make the most out of your limited review time.
Improve Your Odds of Guessing Correctly on Multiple Choice Exams
Always choose “C”? Nope – it’s time to upgrade from high school test-taking strategies. There’s a simple method to improve your odds of guessing correctly, and it only takes 2-3 minutes.
Two Common Mistakes with Practice Exams
Students often do hundreds of practice problems and still fail actuarial exams (hence the ~40-50% pass rates). It’s not just about how many problems you do; how you do them is important. Here are two mistakes to avoid.
What is your first step when studying for a new actuarial exam?
What is your first step when studying for an actuarial exam? Buy materials? Make a schedule? Roy surprised me with an unconventional and insightful answer. He always started by…
Webinar: How to Pass Actuarial Exams
Need an excuse to procrastinate on studying? Listen in for a discussion of “How to Pass Actuarial Exams” with the President of ACTEX Learning and the authors of Actuarial Exam Tactics.
Designing Your Study Habit
The key to passing actuarial exams is consistency, and understanding habit formation is crucial to stick to your study schedule. In this article, we bring you tips from Charles Duhigg’s The Power of Habit to help you fight procrastination and even enjoy your study sessions.