Student
Reimbursement Applications
The Society of Actuaries offers a reimbursement program for students
at Universities with an actuarial science program. Details are on the
Society of Actuaries website
here and
here. In
summary:
Exams IFM, LTAM, STAM, SRM, FAM, ALTAM, ASTAM, FAM-L, and FAM-S are eligible.
Students must be enrolled full-time at the time the exam is
taken.
Students must receive a passing score.
There is a limit of three reimbursements per year for
the university.
There is a limit of one reimbursement per year for
each student.
Society of Actuaries application deadline is 90 days after grade release.
The application must be submitted on behalf of students by the
UCAP Faculty Contact, which is currently
Dr. Kenney (tkenney@mathstat.dal.ca). Since
the university can only apply for reimbursement for three students in
any academic year, the following policies will be used to decide which
students will be eligible for the university's quota of
reimbursements:
Applications will be made in order of exam release
date. Students requesting reimbursement for an exam with earlier
release date will be given priority.
If multiple students take one exam, or take exams with the same
grade release date, priority will be given to student with
higher grade.
If students have equal grades on one exam, priority will be given to first application received.
Students must apply to the UCAP Faculty Contact within 30 days
after grade release in order to retain this priority.
The UCAP Faculty contact will not guarantee submitting applications
on behalf of students who apply after this time. Students
whose application is after this time will be given lower priority
than other students taking the same exam, even if their grade is
higher. Students whose application is after this deadline may also
be given lower priority than students who take exams with later
release dates.
Applying for reimbursement
In order to apply for reimbursement for an exam you have taken,
you must send an email to the UCAP Faculty Contact (currently this
is
Dr. Kenney (tkenney@mathstat.dal.ca))
within 30 days of grade release for the exam for which you are claiming
reimbursement. This email should contain the following information:
Your name (first and last). This should match the name you used
to register with SoA for the exam.
Your date of birth (MM/DD/YYYY).
The email address you used to register for the exam.
The exam for which you want to claim reimbursement.
The month and year that the exam was administered.
The grade you received.
The grade release date fo the exam.
Your Banner number (B00...)