5 years. It will be one year after I get my Bachelor's Degree.
Best case scenario: Employers in the actuarial field take note of my ability to do well on exams, as well as my accomplishments in college. After overcoming (somewhat) my ineptitude with people to do well enough in an interview to land an internship sometime in 2007, I land a full-time, rather well paying career as an actuary before I graduate. I hope to have my first five exams passed (about half of what is required to be a full member of the Society of Actuaries). Success in my field of study yields increased self-confidence and much higher self-esteem, and I manage to again overcome my inability to empathize with others and start a reasonably meaningful relationship with someone. I highly, highly doubt I will be married in 5 years.
Worst case scenario: Despite my academic successes, I fail to land an internship due to a complete inability to interview and speak will with potential employers, even after 2 years and 3 passed exams. My self-confidence completely falters, and my senior year of college is wrecked by depression, causing me to lose any interest in finding a job, a girlfriend (or any friends for that matter), or even do anything with myself. I find myself taking menial, unskilled jobs just to support myself, and I eventually just become unable to function and wind up in a mental institution for a period of time. Granted, even after this hard crash, there may be a chance for me to reverse all this and pick myself back up. We'll see.
Alternative worst case scenario: Sometime in the next five years, my somewhat self-destructive habits catch up to me and I die of something. That, or I die in an accident that I had absolutely no role in starting.
Right now, things are leaning toward the former outcome in my mind, especially considering how poorly my "competition" is doing in their interest theory classes (which is probably the easiest topic to grasp in the actuarial profession), how outstanding my accomplishments in college have been thus far, and that I'm finally starting to figure out how to meet people with common interests. Anyone who thinks I'm joking with the "worst case" outcome obviously does not know me as well as (s)he thinks.