what subject do i need in order to study Insurance?

Answer 1

aiccpcu.org for cpcu certification. The college of insurance for undergraduate and graduate studies. I am applying to get an MBA there.

You should look into getting a job with an insurance company. Many of them have in house and on-line classes and also pay for your college degree

Answer 2

The University of North Texas in Denton, TX has an insurance degree, can't remember specifically what the major is called. I used to work with a girl in Risk Management that earned one.
IIA (Independent Insurance Agents) usually offer excellent courses, I've taken a few of those.
If I felt like studying, I'd do CPCU.

Answer 3

Hello --

I am sort of unsure about the question. If you are studying insurance you can find tons of information on the internet or through your state department of insurance.

if you are trying to be educated about insurance, you should look into your local schools. At CSU Sacramento, there is a Business Administration degree with an emphasis in Risk Management and Insurance.

If you are trying to be an insurance agent, you can go to www.adbanker.com they do many of the required prelicensing classes.

Hope this helps

Answer 4

Contact the department of insurance in the state you live in and ask them what is required to get a license to be an insurance producer. Most insurance agents have business degree's.

Answer 5

What kind of insurance? Be specific. There are people they employ who utilize schooling in mathmatics and statistics in order to work as actuaries and underwriters, other people go into marketing, sales, claims, etc. There is a lot to do in insurance. If you're talking strictly sales, you need to be licensed by your state. Find your state's department of insurance website and follow the licensing process they've outlined.
I really hope you don't go into sales, but if you do (lol), good luck.

Answer 6

Is this for personal interest, for college credit, to enter the insurance industry, or what?

Some colleges offer insurance courses. If there is no insurance major, try the economics or finance departments.

If you want to enter the insurance industry, visit the websites of the CPCU and Insurance Institute of America for courses they offer.

Answer 7

Insurance. I don't know of any colleges that teach it, you have to buy Kier books, or take courses through a professional organization such as www.iiaa.org. and learn on your feet.

I guess the best way is to open your auto policy, and read it entirely, and call your agent if you have any questions.

Answer 8

Ask your nearest insurance agent.