Can you take actuarial science if study art class at form 6?

Yes, you can generally study actuarial science even if you took art classes in Form 6 (or the equivalent of your high school's final year). Actuarial science programs prioritize strong mathematical and statistical skills, but a background in the arts doesn't preclude you from succeeding.

While art might not directly relate to the core curriculum, it can develop valuable transferable skills like problem-solving, creativity, and attention to detail, which can be beneficial in an actuarial career. The key is to demonstrate strong performance in mathematics and other relevant subjects like statistics, economics, and possibly programming, which are typically prerequisites for actuarial science programs.