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It makes sense because you anyhow study this stuff on the college (if you major finance) and you have more free time to study while you are still on the college.
Up4L2 is much more complicated than L1. I would say that you have less topics but more details explained and examined, and the exam structure is also tricky. I always start with the most interesting topics first and then on less interesting. It show to me as a good strategy because once I complete more than half of readings, I am motivated to complete the entire process.
Up3I also need to study approx 15 pages per day. I used TimePrep iPhone app that helped me a lot with study plan. I found out about the app here on 300hrs forum and it showed as a very good app. The best about the app is the possibility to reschedule the study plan if you miss the study session.
Up0I tried also some spreadsheets and Google Calendar and it didn’t work for me. I just get lost and couldn’t track the progress. The problem was in the fact that I had so many unforeseen business obligations that I always missed the plan and was never sure how much more I need to study and what to do in order to complete the set plan on time. I find an excellent app for study organization and time management for iPhone – TimePrep. You can put your study preferences and free time in a usual week and app will return how much more time on average you need to put in a usual week. The best option is reschedule where you can reschedule the entire process if you mess the routine or only reschedule an event. I synced it with my calendar and all works perfectly. I would recommend TimePrep for iPhone as a excellent alternative. I found that the app is available for iPad too.
