XAVIER UNIVERSITY RISK MANAGEMENT & INSURANCE 2025

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What is RMI? Risk Management and Insurance (RMI) has traditionally focused on strategies that might be adopted by a firm or individual to manage those risks that are insurable. Such strategies encompass the management of property, liability, life and health risks.
The program prepares RMI majors for insurance careers including underwriting, loss control, claims adjusting, insurance appraisers, auditing, risk analysts, brokers/agents, personal financial planners, and others.
If a student does NOT want the insurance, the student must waive the insurance online. In order to file a claim the student must: Be enrolled in the program (not waive it) Withdraw completely from the semester for a covered reason.
Risk management and insurance is what allows our lives and the economy to operate smoothly in spite of the risks and the reality that bad things will occasionally happen. Risk management and insurance is what makes us whole when things go wrong in both our personal and business lives.
Families and students frequently ask, How safe is the Xavier campus? The answer is very safe. Over the years, there have been a relatively constant number of reported campus crimes.

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Challenges Faced by Risk Management and Insurance Students Students are expected to understand and interpret various laws that govern the industry. They must stay abreast of continuous changes as regulations evolve alongside the marketplace. The coursework itself is often rigorous and quantitative-heavy.

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