I totally get where you're coming from. But you know what? It's all part of the journey. Failing doesn't mean you're not smart-it just means there's more to learn and grow from. Just keep pushing forward, stay positive, and trust in your abilities. You've got this! 😊
Ooof, that's rough :( Is it FM that you're stuck on? I offer some free sample study schedules that might help: etchedactuarial.com/exam-fm-week-by-week-schedule-2/
@@EtchedActuarial but I am just 16 years old and i wanna be actuary but is it really hard ?? Because I wanna have good life on my own at age of 24 can I make it ???is it possible ???? Or should I have another career option??? Plz help .. so confused
@@k-lovers8400 You can deffinently do it you just gotta study really hard, but by most means dont set your standards so high, the far fewest of people actually manages to become an actuary at just the age of 24. But dont worry theres no need to rush it.
I totally get how you're feeling right now. It's completely normal to be scared after a setback, but remember, in the actuarial world, it's all about learning and growing. That one failure doesn't define your future success. Use it as a stepping stone to become even better. Just keep pushing forward, stay focused, and take each exam as a learning opportunity. You got this! 📚💪
@@EtchedActuarial thank you for the kind response. i really do appreciate it❤️. and i will definitely keep working on those exams! one setback isn’t the end as you said✏️💪
If it is so hard, and doesnt pay as much as equally if not less hard like medical or banking, whats the attraction. Would it not be better to become a medic or investment banker? What makes the actuary so exciting vs those jobs that its worth so much wasted time resitting exams?
Many find the field exciting due to the unique blend of math, statistics, and business involved. Actuaries often enjoy solving complex problems, assessing risks, and making a significant impact on financial decision-making. If you love numbers and critical thinking, actuarial science can be very rewarding despite the tough exams. It's all about finding what you’re passionate about and what fits your skills best.
@@EtchedActuarial maybe right. Still, seems an easier life to get paid a fortune for swapping out old knees for artificial ones. And be nice to make peoples lives better while at it. Tricky one! Find your passion as you say!!
Fairly recent FSA, never failed, only got a 6 once (last FSA exam). Proper preparation is essential, as is the time / support necessary to prepare well.
I had already failed 5 times and I'm still trying 🥺
In which core ?
Thanks Brea! I appreciate the warning. It motivates me to keep going ❤
I have 2 left , and have not failed one yet, I am scared shitless for failing one of the last 😂
Hy , can we talk? I'm an actuarial science aspirants. Currently in 1st year.
Are you from india?
@@kashishyadav1531 yes
@@kaushikiindia7298 which sector are you going to choose IAI or IFOA
@@kashishyadav1531 iai
Thank you so much for posting!
Always happy to help!
I needed this... thanks..
thanks .. i might feel smart enough to know that i will failed
I totally get where you're coming from. But you know what? It's all part of the journey. Failing doesn't mean you're not smart-it just means there's more to learn and grow from. Just keep pushing forward, stay positive, and trust in your abilities. You've got this! 😊
I have had 4 failures already and still trying 😂
Ooof, that's rough :( Is it FM that you're stuck on? I offer some free sample study schedules that might help: etchedactuarial.com/exam-fm-week-by-week-schedule-2/
@@EtchedActuarial but I am just 16 years old and i wanna be actuary but is it really hard ?? Because I wanna have good life on my own at age of 24 can I make it ???is it possible ???? Or should I have another career option??? Plz help .. so confused
@@k-lovers8400 You can deffinently do it you just gotta study really hard, but by most means dont set your standards so high, the far fewest of people actually manages to become an actuary at just the age of 24. But dont worry theres no need to rush it.
@@milkcultleader2706 at what age people mostly become actuary ??? And can u give me some tips plzz ?
@@milkcultleader2706 and thanks alot for replying I means a lot 😊
Awesome message!
i have one failure and now i’m scared to do any exam again😞
I totally get how you're feeling right now. It's completely normal to be scared after a setback, but remember, in the actuarial world, it's all about learning and growing. That one failure doesn't define your future success. Use it as a stepping stone to become even better. Just keep pushing forward, stay focused, and take each exam as a learning opportunity. You got this! 📚💪
@@EtchedActuarial thank you for the kind response. i really do appreciate it❤️. and i will definitely keep working on those exams! one setback isn’t the end as you said✏️💪
I failed the very first one in IFOA, and not gonna lie, your video helps a lot to set the mind right again
I'm sorry to hear you failed your first one - but failing an exam is NOT the end!! Keep up the hard work, I believe in you! 😊
@@EtchedActuarial Thank you, appreciate it :)
If it is so hard, and doesnt pay as much as equally if not less hard like medical or banking, whats the attraction. Would it not be better to become a medic or investment banker? What makes the actuary so exciting vs those jobs that its worth so much wasted time resitting exams?
Many find the field exciting due to the unique blend of math, statistics, and business involved. Actuaries often enjoy solving complex problems, assessing risks, and making a significant impact on financial decision-making. If you love numbers and critical thinking, actuarial science can be very rewarding despite the tough exams. It's all about finding what you’re passionate about and what fits your skills best.
@@EtchedActuarial maybe right. Still, seems an easier life to get paid a fortune for swapping out old knees for artificial ones. And be nice to make peoples lives better while at it. Tricky one! Find your passion as you say!!
Who dreams to actuary 😂😂
I have 5 passes and 10 failures thus far. Definitely bringing down the average lol
Oh wow. I failed a TON of times too! 😂
Cela ung'yehlise Bozza yam I'm fine
Ngempela, ku nzima la.
You do not need fail any if you prepare
I wish that were true 😂
@@EtchedActuarial if you commit 100% to it you will
@@davidc4408 Did you miss the part where she said "Take it from someone who failed 10 times."?
Fairly recent FSA, never failed, only got a 6 once (last FSA exam). Proper preparation is essential, as is the time / support necessary to prepare well.
@@iyonthedark5070how should i prepare then? how did u allocate ur studying time/ what materials did u use to study?