Exam MLC students: Now you can prepare for your exam with Krzysztof Ostaszewski, director of the renowned actuarial program at Illinois State University.

"Sometimes even the best students need help getting over their stumbling blocks with exam material. I help learners overcome their problems and achieve mastery of the ideas with this online course." ~ Krzysztof Ostaszewski


ACTEX MLC online course features

• Covers all Exam MLC syllabus topics
• Offers direct access to the instructor for problem and content questions
• Allows students to see the instructor work problems in their entirety to help develop and reinforce effective thought processes
• Reviews both theoretical content and problem-solving skills
• Provides class discussion board for course participant interaction
• Offers continuous enrollment, students can begin the course at any time and can progress at their own pace

Course Overview
This online course has 14 modules, with 10 modules of instructional videos, assignments, readings, and problem sets. The last four modules contain 10 practice examinations.

To accommodate different schedules and learning styles, you may start the course at any time and pace yourself at a faster rate if you prefer. You will have access to both the online course and materials for 180 days.

Required Text: This course uses the Models for Quantifying Risk, 4th Edition. You must purchase Models for Quantifying Risk separately.

Please Note:
This 180-day course is intended for use by one subscriber; we reserve the right to cancel any course registrations that are used in violation of these terms.

All sales are final and refunds will not be granted on this product after the login information has been emailed to the student.

About your instructor, Krzysztof Ostaszewski, PhD, FSA, FSAS, CERA, CFA, MAAA
"There is a profile of students who pass the exams," says Krzysztof Ostaszewski. "Students who learn how to work through the tough questions are the ones who succeed. I can help students by showing them different perspectives of how to solve the problems that trip them up." Read more about Krzysztof Ostaszewski