AuthorTopic: Realistic to start now? for June 16
canofcoke
@2015-12-29 12:31:56
I am working full time in a pretty demanding job in the city.

I have no finance/accounting or economics background (only maths).

Is it worth going for the June 16 exam? I'd prefer to do this as it will be a quicker route to completing the whole thing.

What are your thoughts. Also do most people use schweser + analyst notes?
quichoad
@2016-01-26 18:22:37
It's possible canofcoke. I too (still am) working at a demanding job. I started studing for level 1 in October and passed in June. Looking back, I spent WAY too much time reading the CFAi text when I should have dedicated more time practicing questions. I would recommend you read the CFAi textbooks straight through like a novel and get the gist of what the text is communicating. Then use the last 2-3 months actualy studying analyst notes, practicing questions, and taking mock exams. This is my approach for Level 2 and I started studying only about a week ago. Goodluck to us both!
tim2
@2016-02-08 07:53:52
It's possible but hard work

Say it's 120 days and if you allow 280 hours study that's 2.3 hours/day

You can always try going through the analystnotes stuff which is not so expensive and if you look like you are on track to pass pay the cfa their $

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I am happy to say that I passed! Your study notes certainly helped prepare me for what was the most difficult exam I had ever taken.
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