How to Ace your Actuarial Internship 

You are just the best actuarial youtuber I've ever seen 😍🤩😍🤩🔥😍🤩😍🤩🔥

You're the reason I began my actuarial journey. I'm taking my second exam in May and also starting my first internship in may for P&C.

Excellent advice. I hope future interns (and even entry levels) see this video. It's interesting that much of this feels like common sense at age 31, but wouldn't have been as a 21-year-old intern.

Thanks for the video! ❤ I will be starting an internship in another week, hope to make the best use out of your content 😊

Lots of fantastic advice in here!

Kudos 👌 to you this is just what I needed 🎉🎉

Thank you so much Michelle for these precious information!! I have been watching your channel since the beginning of my college life, and tomorrow I am going to work as an actuarial intern! Best wishes 😊

I’m 23 and have been watching your channel since I started college in 2017. I graduate in May with my Bachelor’s degree in Actuarial Science but since I haven’t taken or studied for the exams because of life struggles I had through life/college which also gave me the inability to get internships. Do you have any job recommendations for me to apply to so I can still make use of my degree. Get a decent job and then finally schedule time to study to finally plan to take the examssss.

Hello, I am 52 and considering transitioning into actuarial science starting from the bottom, SOA exams, gathering qualifications, internships and so on…. Some people has discouraged me and suggested to look for a hobby in my life and keep until retirement in my construction field 😢. I have been told this is a marathon like career for early birds with long projection ahead and willing to kiss assess… suggestions?

Thanks for your content! Does everyone have to do an internship? I am an adult learner changing my career and I'm not sure if I can go back to an internship (I'm thinking unpaid).

I’m a computer science student and I’m doing an Acturial internship this summer that was offered for cs majors , do u think it will be very different than maybe wat a cs student is learning, cause I do a lot of programming , math and etc.