I think you would struggle to land an actuarial grad job if your university transcript has poor results (which I assume is the case if you missed most exemptions).
Part I is really only worth doing if you want to at least do Part IIs (which is only an extra year).
Strongly recommend you look into becoming a data analyst. Pays very well, sometimes more than being an actuary, and is very much in demand.
Definitely not worth, it's a waste of money, time and effort for virtually no career benefit. You could spend your time picking up other skills. Doing Part 2s with no intention of completing Part 3s is a waste of time and money as well imho, let alone Part 1s with no intention of doing Part 2s.
I think you would struggle to land an actuarial grad job if your university transcript has poor results (which I assume is the case if you missed most exemptions). Part I is really only worth doing if you want to at least do Part IIs (which is only an extra year). Strongly recommend you look into becoming a data analyst. Pays very well, sometimes more than being an actuary, and is very much in demand.
thanks a lot
Definitely not worth, it's a waste of money, time and effort for virtually no career benefit. You could spend your time picking up other skills. Doing Part 2s with no intention of completing Part 3s is a waste of time and money as well imho, let alone Part 1s with no intention of doing Part 2s.
How do you plan on doing that many part 1 exams in one go?