Is the "four fails on an exam and you're out" rule still in action

Discussion in 'General study / exams' started by geoff97531, Jun 30, 2009.

  1. geoff97531

    geoff97531 Member

    I'm not sure if this was ever a strict rule or more of a guideline for employers. I'm pretty sure it only applied to CT's at most, as I know a few who have had 5 or more goes at communications and SA's. Anyone got any ideas?

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  2. didster

    didster Member

    As far as I know, they removed it a year or two ago.

    It used to apply to the CT stage (or 100's) only.

    The idea still applies though, if you are repeatedly failing one of the "easier" exams, you should rethink what you're doing. Either change your approach to preparation, or consider whether being an actuary is right for you.
     

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