Price $425.
This program covers the articles in Syllabus
Section A: Classification Ratemaking,
Section B: Excess, Deductible, and Individual Risk Rating, and
Section C: Catastrophic and Reinsurance Pricing.
Our Essential Study Program components include the following:
- A copy of our Actuarial Study Notes,
- Access to our Online Study Guide and Manager,
- Access to our Online Modified Past CAS T/F Multiple Choice preparatory tests.
- Access to our Online CAS Essay preparatory tests.
- Access to our Online Pre-populated and Blank Notecards. Since a great deal of
the exam 8 content lends itself to essay based questions, having access to
our pre-populated note cards goes along way in helping you to answer these
types of questions on the exam.
- Access to our Online Time & Question Management Module,
which gives you a dashboard for managing your work.
- Access to our Online Progress Reports, which
allow you to compare your time and task accomplishments to the ideal to help
keep you on track.
- Access to our Online Article Formula Sheets (Updated
for 2011) to prepare candidates for computational based questions.
- Access to our Reassembled Past CAS Exams (Updated
for 2011) to prepare candidates for computational
and essay based questions.
Video
An introduction to ALL 10's Study Materials for CAS Exams. This video describes how to effectively prepare for the exams.
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The Benefits of using our Study Program
This study program provides candidates with an
integrated set of tools necessary to achieve a passing score. It
provides candidates with access to our Independently Authored Online
Preparatory Tests.
The aforementioned is comprised of a superior set
of exam questions. The results from these exams provide candidates
with a good indication of where their strengths and weakness lie, weeks
before the Fall 2011 CAS Exams.
Passing is a function of numerous factors, and begins with effective exam
preparation.
Effective exam preparation requires that candidates have a
plan which addresses the following areas over a course of 3 - 4 months:
1. Have timely access to quality study materials. Since this
will be the primary source you reference over a period of 3-4 months, make
sure that the materials you choose are comprehensive.
2. Monitor study time at the both the aggregate and syllabus
reading levels. Although determining how many total hours to spend
studying is important, it is more important for candidates to gage how many
hours they spend studying per article. Candidates need to maximize their
benefit per hour of time spent studying each reading.
3. Have access to a Study Guide that TIES together key content in
the syllabus readings, study manuals, the CAS Learning Objectives and Knowledge Statements,
and past CAS exam questions.
4. Have access to a testing facility to determine how well you will
perform under timed conditions 3 - 4 weeks before the exam.
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