A 2008 U.S. Justice Department meta-analysis, âDoes Neighborhood Watch Reduce Crime?â reviewed the results of 18 research projects and related studies that examined the relationship between crime reduction and citizen policing programs.
Actuarial work experience. Work experience can give you the edge when you are contacting potential employers. Employers are looking for much more than just an excellent academic record. Work experience shows initiative and determination, and demonstrates your willingness to learn in real life situations. 47% of employers say that it is ânot very likelyâ that they would take on a graduate with no work experience.
Master of Science in Actuarial Science. The Master of Science (MS) in Actuarial Science gives you the skills to become a successful actuary. Youâll gain a solid academic foundation through specialized courses in actuarial science, statistics, finance, and related fields. You will also benefit from practical exposure to business and economic principles.