CFA in 18 Months: How I Defeated Level II

Greetings and thanks for the good articles.
Now, this cheap guy is looking for secong hand documentation, ideally from one who doesn(t need it anymore.
I would also like to connect with a fellow willing to prepare for December 2017 level one exam.

Totally agree with you. Thanks for motivating and sharing your experience.

The pleasure is mine @ypalrecha. Welcome to the community, hope to see you around more often!

Thanks for sharing, good luck the rest of the way

Thanks for sharing your personal experience and for the insight. I have a question for you: what would you recommend to a Mom-of-2 who did her CFA level 1 prior to baby number 1. Thats right, I passed CFA level 1 in June 2011 and have been sucked into life in general with two babies in between. I have a full time job and a crazy busy schedule. Each attempt I’ve made at registering for Level 2 has been a fail because I just haven’t been able to get myself to START studying. Should I just forget about it???

Hi @namsardar – good to hear from you! Don’t worry, that sounds normal, I can’t imagine having much time with 2 infants that need a lot of care. 

It depends whether you’d like to achieve your CFA charter, your time availability per week etc. What do you do by the way, that may help understanding your situation. Or you could always start earlier and study for the next cycle as there’s quite a bit to cover for L2.