ligma2018 Posted October 13, 2018 Posted October 13, 2018 Undergraduate Institution: University of Waterloo Major//Minor: Statistics and Actuarial Science Double Major Cumulative GPA: 81% (A-?) Major GPA: Statistics 84% (A-?) and Actuarial Science 86% (A?) Student Type: International South Asian Male GRE General Test: Not Required Programming Experience: R (can run caret but no Github), SQL, Python (only for basic codes/packages) Research Experience: None Work Experience: 6 actuarial co-op work terms (4 months each). 2 years of full-time actuarial work experience. Professional Designation: ASA (Associate of Society of Actuaries from passing 5 actuarial exams)... looks like it's not gonna help but hey why not. Research Interests: Two different topics in my mind: 1. Using statistical classification algorithms to underwrite insurance customers. 2. Using statistical classification algorithms to detect benign skin pigments from the cancerous one. Publications: None Teaching Experience: None Letters of Recommendation: I'm asking my professors that I received high grades (A+ or A). However, I did not have a lot of conversations with them due to having a mindset of going to the industry right after graduation. Schools: My top choices would be: 1. University of Toronto (super hard to get into as international student, I heard it's a war zone of competition especially for machine learning field). 2. University of Waterloo 3. University of British Columbia, Simon Fraser University and the University of Victoria Thanks for reading!
ligma2018 Posted October 16, 2018 Author Posted October 16, 2018 If someone can help that'd be great :)
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