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@scottsmist yeah I think a lot of things in life are dependent on us taking chances. I found your post really inspiring. Since I am self-studying for the exam, a lot of times the pressure really gets to me and I get very nervous. But then hey if you can do it in 2 weeks, well we shouldn’t really be complaining considering we have the time. So, thanks a lot for sharing your experience. Really encouraged me. And yes, will bother you if I have any questions 🙂
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I found this link interesting and was wondering whether I could get advice. I recently passed Level 1 in Dec after also less than 2 weeks of studying – have to say I am incredibly lucky. I am now wondering whether I should perhaps wait until June 2015 to attempt Level 2 given the time constraints. Any thoughts and feedback on this?
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I found this link interesting and was wondering whether I could get advice. I recently passed Level 1 in Dec after also less than 2 weeks of studying – have to say I am incredibly lucky. I am now wondering whether I should perhaps wait until June 2015 to attempt Level 2 given the time constraints. Any thoughts and feedback on this?
You passed the level 1 in two weeks and you’re worried that four months isn’t enough time for level 2?
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@Chris1029384756 – Level 2 is a different beast I suspect 😉
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@timewarps You should try for Level 2 immediately. We’ve written about this as well in another post: http://www.300hours.com/1/post/2014/02/5-critical-reasons-to-why-you-should-attack-level-ii-right-after-dec-level-i.html
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This is inspiring!
I have only 27 days left for my exam. I am a full time student, so cannot take any days off. That means that I cannot study for more than 2 hours each day. Also, I do not have any prior knowledge or experience in finance. The probability of passing the exam is almost negligible but I will still give it a shot. I will share my story too if I manage to clear the exam. 🙂 -
@ShefaliMathur As you say, just give it your best shot! Good luck.
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How I Passed the CFA Level I Exam with Just 2 Weeks’ Studying
By Scott My name is Scott, and in the summer of 2011, I passed my CFA Level I with just 2 weeks worth of studying. I started two Saturdays away from the actual test having done no more than a…
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