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How To Correctly Display Your CFA Status On Your CV & LinkedIn

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    • Zee Tan
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        How To Correctly Display Your CFA Status On Your CV & LinkedIn

        By Zee After results day, there’s obviously a lot of focus on what you should put on your CV now that you’ve got a shiny new accomplishment. For those of you who passed, besides thinking about …

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        How do i write CFA Level 1 passed on my academic qualifications for a masters degree college application?

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          What I have have completed all the exams and work experience, received the certificate but have not been working in the industry lately and thus have not paid my dues. Can I still call myself a charterholder?

          No. You can only say ‘charterholder’ if you’re a current member, they’re pretty vigilant about that and you would eventually get emailed about it if you put it on LinkedIn etc.

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          tn2017 said:
          I have passed all levels and am waiting to complete experience. I used to put my status “passed all 3 levels of CFA exam under certification on LinkedIn. A while back, some compliance person from CFA Institute emailed me saying I was in violation of code because it’s not supposed to be under certification but education. I decided to just remove all reference to CFA from my profile until I’m chartered.

          That strikes me as petty – I’m surprised CFAI has that much resources to dedicate to projects like that.

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          What I have have completed all the exams and work experience, received the certificate but have not been working in the industry lately and thus have not paid my dues. Can I still call myself a charterholder?

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          Hi, so I have recently finished my CFA Level 1 exam (December 2018) and I am currently waiting for the result. Is It okay to refer myself as a ‘CFA candidate (December 2018)’ in my resume?

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          Quahlee said:
          Hi, so I have recently finished my CFA Level 1 exam (December 2018) and I am currently waiting for the result. Is It okay to refer myself as a ‘CFA candidate (December 2018)’ in my resume?

          Yes, until your exam results are published.

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            khushboo said:
            How do i write CFA Level 1 passed on my academic qualifications for a masters degree college application?

            “Passed CFA Level 1”? Read the article, buddy.

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              @aiyshwaryaaj I don’t see why not, but I’m not sure if it’ll have that positive an on your profile.

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                wrg

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                  Can i place Passed Level 1 CFA on my headline on linkedin

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                  I have passed all levels and am waiting to complete experience. I used to put my status “passed all 3 levels of CFA exam under certification on LinkedIn. A while back, some compliance person from CFA Institute emailed me saying I was in violation of code because it’s not supposed to be under certification but education. I decided to just remove all reference to CFA from my profile until I’m chartered.

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