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mpyan1
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One must wonder why the Actuary Profession wants to keep hold of 'some' exams and not allow Universities to set up proper Actuary degrees so that people are qualified upon completion of those degrees. That's what happens in many other more respected professions in this country.
Clearly, the highly secretive Actuary Profession wants to keep control to themselves and their secretive ways over who gets to really pass and qualify.
Were these things done by University then the whole process would have to be far more transparent.
Ask yourselves- why is transparency lacking so much? Why all the secrecy? The secret meetings that examiners have to decide pass marks and who gets to pass?
Clearly, the highly secretive Actuary Profession wants to keep control to themselves and their secretive ways over who gets to really pass and qualify.
Were these things done by University then the whole process would have to be far more transparent.
Ask yourselves- why is transparency lacking so much? Why all the secrecy? The secret meetings that examiners have to decide pass marks and who gets to pass?