EARLY CAREERS: Actuarial Career Discovery Sophomore Mentor Program
Sophomore Actuarial Career Discovery Program
Aon is dedicated to bettering decisions to safeguard and enhance lives worldwide. We foster a unified, inclusive team through trust and passion for aiding both colleagues and clients.
About the Role
This program offers college sophomores the chance to connect with an actuarial advisor at Aon, gaining insights into a consulting career within Health, Wealth, Risk, or Reinsurance through real-world scenarios.
Responsibilities
- Connect with professionals and peers in the actuarial field
- Practice real-world scenarios in a virtual mentorship setting
- Be considered for a final round interview for the Summer 2028 Actuarial Intern program
- Select a preferred location for the Summer 2028 internship based on personal interest
Requirements
- Current sophomore status, graduating between December 2028 - June 2029
- A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Preference for majors in Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related fields
Qualifications
We seek collaborators, critical thinkers, problem solvers, excellent teammates, effective communicators, relationship builders, and future leaders.
Skills and Experience
Preferred majors include Actuarial Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics, or related fields. All majors are welcome to apply.
Benefits
The program is virtual but allows participants to express preferences for Summer 2028 internship locations.
Pay
Details not specified.
Schedule
January 2027 - April 2027
Benefits
Continuous learning culture, support for professional growth, and equal opportunities for all employees.
Application Instructions
Application deadline: November 2026
Recruitment Process
Review process: November - December 2026
Program Acceptance
December 2026 - January 2027
Equal Opportunity Employer
Aon is committed to an inclusive workplace where all colleagues feel valued and empowered to be their authentic selves. We provide reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.