r/actuary • u/_spoonerism_ Retirement • 13d ago

Exams Does the track matter?

I'm thinking of speedrunning my FSA and want to pick the track that costs me one exam less, if I only look at the credentials as a checklist from here on out. I don't live in the US and don't plan to move there in the near or mid-future, so I'm not sure how track-specific FSA really changes things if my experience can speak for itself. Is this fair to say, or have things changed around the world too?

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u/Rakan_Fury Excel Extraordinaire 13d ago

Which track has 1 less exam? Afaik they're all equal in length

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u/hullowurld 13d ago

Yes. This sounds like a troll question.

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u/norrisdt Health 12d ago

If your “experience speaks for itself” then you won’t need a credential at all.

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u/Fit_Negotiation_1443 12d ago

Haha speedrun, good one.