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June 1997 For the Candidates of the Casualty Actuarial Society Volume 3, No. 2
Important Dates to Remember
Analysis Request Deadline for Spring Examinations:
July 31, 1997Appeal Deadline for Spring Examinations:
September 2, 1997Registration Deadline for Fall Examinations:
September 18, 1997
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Joint Exam Fees Increase
The Society of Actuaries, which administers the jointly-sponsored CAS/SOA Examinations, announced fee increases effective for the Fall 1997 Examinations. Fees for CAS Part 1 (SOA Course 100) and CAS Part 2 (SOA Course 110) will increase from $40 to $50. The base fee for CAS Part 3 will increase from $50 to $60.
Reply to Survey Responses
An overwhelming majority of those responding to the Fall 1996 Examination Survey reported that they considered Part 9 to be excessively long. Was the examination really too long? How does the CAS set the length of an examination? What impact does examination length have on the grading process? What are some strategies to pass a long examination? Let's take a look at the answers to these questions.
Was the Examination Too Long?
by Patrick Devlin, FCAS, and Arlene Woodruff, FCASInside this Issue
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