I want to go into a business program and become an actuarial science.
P.S. some people on here have nothing positive to say don't say anything your rude comments aren't helping, its a shame that you feel good about putting someone down
Well... this is the internet. Kinda goes with the territory.
I think the assumption is that with the GPA and test scores you have, you won't get much of anything resembling grants or scholarships unless there is a LOT of financial need. Thus, the advice to attend an affordable community college first and develop better study skills/habits is probably a good one.
I wasn't kidding about the military, either. They do pay for school.
Actuarial science is usually a four year degree, or a master's program. The
job outlook is pretty good, but two things jump out at me:
1) There are not many actuaries in absolute terms. (24,300)
2) There's a lot of math involved.
Root around on that site for a bit - you should probably have at least two backup career paths that involve a similar degree program, with at least 100k people employed in said career. If you get through your internship junior year and realize you're effed, you don't want to have to start from scratch.