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I’m working in the software industry as a quality analyst and i have worked on credit risk applications, can i take the CFA exam?
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To write the exam you need to have a bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree like Sophie said. To earn the charter you need four years of experience and obviously you need to pass the three exams.
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I saw in the CFA website that in order earn the CFA charter one must have four years of qualifying investment work experience. So, in my case how will i be eligible.
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Thanks for answering my queries really helped
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@kavadiba – here’s the CFA website you’re probably referring to:
You can take the CFA exam as long as you’ve a bachelors degree OR 4 years work experience (doesnt need to be investment related).
However, as you said, to get the CFA CHARTER (after passing level 3), you need 4 years of relevant investment experience. You can always pass all levels of CFA, and work until you get 4 years of investment experience (that is quite a broad definition, mind you) to get called a charterholder. It doesn’t stop you from taking the CFA today!
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