Why no one go Waterloo take Actuarial Science?

jeggyUID: 163599

Man.. Thats really the best university for this major!
Other universities have at most 3 ASAs instructors...
' c6 y: Z/ C. q7 ?$ PWaterloo have 6 FSA 2 ASA!
2 ^4 _9 `" J  l; a( G) U; k& d; R, u  nAnd what about the tuition fees for undergraduate?
& O/ J6 _! V3 z/ x6 y/ Z" D. n( ~& M6 LI am not talking about scholarship, then study in Canada is alot cheaper than in USA.
Also, there is no restriction for international students taking ACMA major (others do have, medical, law etc).

Sorry for post this in english, there is no chinese input computer available in campus.

kenwindUID: 114468

Hey, buddy, Waterloo is a great universy, especially for actuarial science study.
But do not take for granted that other universities has AT MOST 3 ASAs. My university has 4 FSA and an ASA.
Taking U Waterloo into consideration is a good idea, but I think few people can aford the undergradute study abroad. Most of those who come here is applying for graduate study, which they expect to be offered TA or RA.
I don't know wether Waterloo gives TA or RA as much as American universities do, even it does, it is Waterloo that makes the decision of wether you can be there!
In short, going to Waterloo is not a bad idea if you are accepted.

FelicityUID: 126966

I have got admitted to U of waterloo, faculty of math and i am thinking to do act. sci. but I prefer financial analysis more than act. sci.
- J$ u$ b2 b+ `can you tell me is it possible i do act. sci. for my undergraduate and then do financial analysis for graduate degree?
% D: `9 t# b4 _+ h& l& h" Ecuz i also get admission from u of toronto, commerce program and i get confused which one i should choose, ut or waterloo.

goldenbinUID: 31382

I think you'd better choose toronto...If you really want to specialize in financial field