<p>ISSD2012,</p>
<p>Working with others is essential. It is a business world and personality is very important to these people.</p>
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C5 Z06 is faster than all C6 nonz06's except the 08 with the new LS block
my order: C5 Z06> E46 M3 > C6
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The C6 is a better car, the C5 Z06 is slightly faster. The E46 M3 is a better car, the C5 Z06 is slightly faster. It's not a question of racing (in which the differences between a C6 Z51 and a C5 Z06 would only come down to the driver), it's a question of ownership, and every other facet of a car with the exception of the engine is better on the C6 (the Z51 suspension is better imo) and the E46 M3.</p>
<p>yea it all comes down to preferences really but that was my personal order :D
c5 z06 - harsh fast ride, 2 seats
c6 - comfy fast ride, 2 seats
m3 - luxury fast ride, 4 seater</p>
<p>I'm also interested in actuarial science, but the problem I keep running across is finding things more applicable to the financial field, like your job, versus just plain insurance. That's the only thing holding me back from becoming an actuary, since the exams don't bother me. Quant finance is my backup field, but I'd rather stick to actuarial science. </p>
<p>If you don't mind, do you have any more info. on the financial side of actuarial science (trust me, I've researched, but no one at my school/area is of any help). Are you working for a big I-bank, a boutique firm, or a general firm w/an actuarial division???</p>
<p>Anyone who has any knowledge on this, it would be greatly appreciated!</p>
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<p>If you don't mind, do you have any more info. on the financial side of actuarial science (trust me, I've researched, but no one at my school/area is of any help). Are you working for a big I-bank, a boutique firm, or a general firm w/an actuarial division???</p>
<p>Anyone who has any knowledge on this, it would be greatly appreciated! kembee is offline
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<p>Well i dont quite understand what you mean by finding things more applicable to the financial field. Basically actuaries are employed by insurance companies to find out how much they should price the insurance based on past events. Of course there are outliers, some work with risk management, some with consulting (for insurance companies), and some may even work at ibanks (rare).</p>
<p>OP, did you pass 2 or 3 exams before graduation?</p>
<p>Also, did you have 1 or 2 internships? I’m assuming your internship was during the summer after your junior year, but did you have one after your sophomore year?</p>
<p>And where are you currently working? NYC?</p>