Since the Melbourne Model, you can't do any double degrees, but you can do B.Com and do some science subjects as your breadth or you can do B.Sc and do the actuarial breadth subjects.
Hmm so do you reckon doing enough actuarial breadth subjects could be enough?
That's the question I couldn't get answered because if the people there said, "No", then no one would do it, would they?
However, when I asked, they said that I could do B.Sc and major out in Maths while doing actuarial studies breadth subjects. After I complete my B.Sc, if I really wanted to be an actuary, I could do further study afterwards.
Don't quote be on this, but although you'll be doing B.Sc and majoring out in Maths, but I don't think you would be doing a lot of "science" subjects such as Chem or Physics.