CFA CFA Level 1 study session order for MAXIMUM effectiveness for lv.1

study session order for MAXIMUM effectiveness for lv.1

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    • Avatar of Ch.MinistryCh.Ministry
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        @Stuj79 Totally agree on what you just recommended. Quant forms the basis for other readings too so make sure you are familiar with the quant concepts. Then you can move on to Corporate and Equity section. However, if you are not a fan of economics, remember this segment requires a great deal of time. So make sure you don’t keep it for the end.

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          I agree with @Stuj79, get through the quant material first as it serves as background for the Corp Finance and Equity material.

          My order would be Quant — Corp Fin — Equity — PM — Der and Fixed Income.

          Given how the content of 

        • Avatar of Stuj79Stuj79
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            My only recommendation would be to consider going through Quant as close to the start as possible as its methods are used throughout many of the other readings.

          • Avatar of Zee TanZee Tan
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              We’ve featured an article specifically addressing this: http://www.300hours.com/blog/what-is-the-most-effective-level-i-cfa-exam-study-session-order

              Hope this helps inform your study order!

            • Avatar of josh_16josh_16
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                I was thinking of going:

                -Quant
                -Financial Reporting
                -Corp Finance
                -Equity
                -Fixed Income/Derivatives/Alternative Invest
                -Economics
                -Ethics

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