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ACTUARIAL SOCETY\n\n1996SYLLABUS OFEXAMINATIONS  \n# CASUALTYACTUARIAL SOCIETYLBRARY\n\nCopyright 1995,Casualty Actuarial SocietyAll Rights Reserved  \n# Casualty Actuarial Society\n\n1996  \n# Syllabus of Examinations\n\nSend All Payments to:  \nCasualty Actuarial SocietyP.O.Box 425Merrifield,Virginia 22116-0425  \nSend All Other Correspondence to:  \nCasualty Actuarial Society1100 North Glebe Road,Suite 600Arlington,Virginia 22201Phone:(703)276-3100Fax:(703)276-3108  \nCAS Bulletin Board System:(908)232-7464  \nInternet Address:OFFICE@CASACTSOC.COM  \n# Notice to Candidates\n\nCandidates should note the following changes/additions in this year'sSyllabus:  \n## 1.Exams\n\nDue to a minor change in exam scheduling,the CAS exams arenow referred to as Spring and Fall 1996 exams.See pages 5-6 forexact dates and times.  \n## 2.Refunds and Transfers\n\nThe administrative fee for refunds is now $50.Transfers of examfees is no longer permitted.  \n## 3.Analysis and Appeals\n\nCandidates receiving a grade of 4 or 5 on a CAS specific exam willautomatically receive an analysis with their grade report.All othercandidates may write to the CAS Office for an analysis.  \n## 4.Individual Exams\n\nPlease refer to the appropriate exam parts for any changes madefrom 1996.  \n## 5.Obtaining Exam Booklet\n\nCandidates wishing to obtain his or her own examination bookletand scrap paper should bring a self-addressed,stamped envelope tothe examination center,  \n## 6.Part 7\n\nBeginning in November 1996,the Part 7 exam will be offered in aCanadian version,titled 7C.  \n## 7.Past Examinations and Sample Solutions\n\nPast examinations are available at a cost of $15($25 Canadian)forthe three most recent years,or $5($10 Canadian)for the mostrecent exam.Answer keys are provided for true/false and multiplechoice questions and sample answers are provided for essayquestions.The appropriate fee must accompany past examrequests.Candidates must use the white order forms providedinside the back cover of this Syllabus.  \nFOREWORD  \nActuarial science originated in England in 1792 in the early days of life insurance.Because of the technical nature of the business,thefirst actuaries were mathematicians.Eventually,theirnumerical growth resulted inthe formation of the Institute of Actuariesin England in 1848.Eight years later,in Scotland,the Faculty of Actuaries was formed.In the United States,the Actuarial Society of America was formed in 1889 and theAmerican Institute of Actuaries in 1909.These two American organizations merged in1949 to become the Society of Actuaries.  \nIn the early years of the 20th Century in the United States,problems requiring actuarialtreaument were emergingin sickness,disability,and casualty insurance-particularlyin workers compensation,which was introduced in 1911.The differences between thenew problems and those of traditional life insurance led to the organization of the theCasualty Actuarial and Statistical Society of Americain 1914.Dr.I.M.Rubinow,whowas responsiblefor the Society's formation,became it first president.At the time ofits formation,the Casualty Actuarial and Statistical Society of America had 97 chartermembers of the grade of Fellow.The Society adopted its present name,the CasualtyActuarial Society,on May 14.1921.  \nThe pupose of the Society is to advance the body of knowledge of actuarial scienceinapplications other than life insurance,to establish and maintain standards of qualifica-tion for membership,to promote and maintain high standards of conduct andcompetence for the members,and to increase the awareness of actuarial science.TheSociety's acivities in support of this purpose include communication with thoseaffected by insurance,presentation and discussion of papers,attendance at seminarsand workshops,collection of a library,research,and other means.  \nSince the problems of workers compensation were the most urgent at the time of theSociety's formation,many of the Society's original 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