Who We Are

Bruin Actuarial Society serves as the undergraduate student organization associated with the Actuarial Program at UCLA. Led by our board of officers, comprised of undergraduate students, we host events throughout the school year to develop our members academically, socially and professionally. We also maintain the Actuarial Program's connections with insurance and actuarial consulting firms and keep our members updated on internship and career opportunities.

BAS hosts the Actuarial Program's largest events of each year, including our Annual Career Fair in the fall, Actuarial Case Competition in the winter, and Spring Banquet. Our Career Fair is one of the largest in the nation, with over twenty firms attending annually. In addition, we host firm representatives for information sessions, resume workshops and mock interviews, professionalism workshops, and technical workshops to teach programming skills.

Prospective students and firms interested in building connections with UCLA actuaries, always feel free to contact us at bruinactuaries@gmail.com.

Getting Started

Are you a new freshman or first-year transfer student interested in a career as an actuary? Here's how to get started with Bruin Actuarial Society.

Upcoming Events

a meeting
We are excited to present a workshop covering applications of Python in case competitions. Among the items on the agenda are simple examples illustrating useful packages and functionality within Python. We aim to highlight key skills that may be relevant to this particular case competition.

We highly recommend this event for all interested participants, but especially for first-time case competition participants.

Location: MS 6627
Date: Tue., Jan. 6
Time: 6 PM PST
Dress Code: Casual

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a meeting
We will first provide guidance on what steps to take to get the most out of your case competition experience; we'll cover suggestions on efficient ways to split up the work amongst your group and briefly dissect some examples from past competitions. We will then discuss the requirements and judging criteria for this year's case. At the end of this event, you will receive an opportunity to form teams (if you do not already have one) and sign up for the competition.

At least one member from each team must be present in order to successfully register for the Case Competition. Attendance will be taken; please use ONE consistent email address when filling out the forms.

Location: MS 6627
Date: Wed., Jan. 7
Time: 6 PM PST
Dress Code: Casual

Contact BAS: Email us at bruinactuaries@gmail.com

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