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Project Math Minds™

The purpose of the Project Math Minds assignment is to introduce the student to the math used by the actuarial profession to manage risk.  Up to $5,000 in *scholarship awards are available for the top projects submitted.

*Please note:  All scholarship awards go directly to the US-accredited college or university located in the United States that you plan on attending.

Please note: Students who want to submit a project must be members of MAT and their school must be a current MAT Chapter. For more information, please contact MAT directly.

The 2012-2013 Project Math Minds deadline has passed. Guidelines for the 2013-2014 Project Math Minds™ assignment ill be available in July.

First Ever Project Math Minds™ Winner also a 2011 John Culver Wooddy Scholarship Recipient

Bryan Taylor McMeen, a graduate of Virgil I. Grissom High School, Huntsville, AL, received the first-ever Project Math Minds™ award for his project, A Statistical Analysis Regarding the Projected Growth of Worker’s Compensation Insurance. Bryan is also a 2011 John Culver Wooddy Scholarship recipient.

View the Huntsville Times article about Bryan's Project Math Minds™ project and award.

The Actuarial Foundation reserves the right to change or discontinue any of the noted scholarship programs at any time and without notice. Award recipients are selected at the sole discretion of the selection committee for that particular scholarship