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With actuarial co-op do you actually want to stay in the traditional insurance pricing area and get qualified as FIAA? Or is consulting or IB more preferred? If that is the case I don't think you necessarily have to take an actuarial degree.

don't set your goal as 'ranked 1st' which is quite high level and vague but rather instead focus on the actual problems at hand e.g. if you think it's silly errors - what are the different types of that and how to practice and avoid that? time management - which type of questions are you...

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Some schools offer revision / catch up lessons for situation like this. Or at least make sure that you can catch up on the topics you missed.

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Thanks Drongoski.

Thank you Drongoski

I suppose your question is just about part (e) ?

Personally I remember the triangles, just like for t-results. Either picture it in mind or just draw it on paper if not sure. Otherwise for t-results, you have 3 fractions(=6 items) to remember. And for exact trig ratios, there are many more pieces of information than the two triangles...

I think people are talking about totally different things. I somewhat understand what you mean, but consider these scenarios: 1. you're a maths tutor and the student never does his/her homework. And he/she thinks "Numbers are SCARY !". 2. you're an English tutor and your student does not...