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Can we purchase print curriculum separately from CFA institute with out registering for exam?
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Up5
@MockTurtle, I have decided to print the books. It is costing me only 15% of the price I pay. It is difficult for me to read on screen.
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@MockTurtle I am preparing for level 3. Will wait for sometime and then pay
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Hi Guys, I have registered for L3. But the most disappointing part I felt was that now the CFAI charges $150 for print curriculum. Now e-book we will be getting as part of the package and we will not be able to select an option (e-book or print). I think this is unfair. But what to do!! no choice other than to shell out another $150. This is what they replied to me.
Thank you for contacting us about the June 2014 registration. The Ebook is now a standard mandatory addition to the registration costs, and offered at a discount to the public purchase price of $150 USD. We offer the print curriculum as an additional purchase for a $150 USD amount, and that functionality is now operable on the website under “Candidate Resources” for registered candidates. Please note that this link may take a few hours to appear in your account after registration. You may also call us at +1 (434) 951-5499 to place your order over the phone with a representative.
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@ravivooda makes sense to wait until you have the full amount then…
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@ravivooda, is your plan to start studying right away and some time later, when you have the money saved up, to register formally? If it is Level 1, then there are many exam prep providers who offer prep material, so you could shop around and get one of those at a reasonable price to help you start your studies? Of course, I’m not sure if the exam prep providers want you to show proof of being a CFA candidate before they sell to you. Or you could download the free ‘Standards of Professional Conduct and Code of Ethics’ readings for L1 and make a start on them.
Another resource I can think of is the Investopedia website’s sections on CFA. I don’t know how current the material is, but it could be something to begin with?
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Up3
I want Q bank for level II…how can i get it via internet for free? kindly suggest any website for that ..
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Up2
I don’t believe so @ravivooda. Why do you ask?
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what about 2013 Qbank? Can i have link to download it for free?
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@ravivooda the good thing is that for Level 3 you have a lot of time to prepare so waiting for a little while won’t hurt.
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Up1
Thanks Zee. I wanted to purchase Curriculum first as i still dont have enough to pay for the exam fee
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Up1
@RaviVooda: I think you can purchase the paper books later if you buy the ebooks for now. But you cannot decide to buy nothing and just enroll for the exams.
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Hi @RaviVooda, yes that’s correct. I used the e-book for Levels 1 and 2, for Level 3 I decided to spend the extra on the print books in order to spare my eyes. Decide if you can manage with only the e-book — one of my friends had an iPad (there is a good Vitalsource app for iOS) so he would read the material on it. Since I didn’t have an iPad and didn’t want to buy one solely for the e-books, therefore I bought the print books instead.
If you are able to use your office printer, then you can go with the e-book and print out pages as required. -
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After failing level one in June they didn’t even give me the option to repurchase when I signed up for this December. did that happen to anyone else?
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