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You should start studying now. For what I’ve heard, Level 2 is the hardest exam of the three and you’ll need every available hour to study.

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Zee said:

@tolly66 Here’s the response from Kaplan:

“Unfortunately, we don’t have access to send you the full list of questions and answers. However, if you are interested in additional practice questions, the SchweserPro™ QBank offers thousands of questions at each exam level. The June 2018 Level II QBank can be purchased as an individual product at https://www.schweser.com/cfa/level-2/study-materials.”

Sorry we couldn’t be of more help!

That’s the same answer I got. No worries, at least you tried, that’s a lot more than others can say. I should have been more active in October and November. 

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Six-hour sessions will melt your brain, but they are good for building your endurance on Exam Day. For Level 1, I managed to get just under 21.5 hrs/wk (I was going to school last year, which gave me enough free time). Overall, my study time totaled 410 hours. Thankfully, I passed, however, I sacrificed time that I could have used for job hunting. 

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Zee said:

Hi @tolly66, I’ve reached out to a contact at Kaplan and hopefully there’s something they can do. Will keep you updated.

Thank you!!! Hopefully, you’ll have better luck than I do. 

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One tip to everyone…save ethics for the end of your studies b/c it’s all memorization and it best to have that material fresh in your head. 

Also, I’m already feeling the loneliness of studying for Level 2, while job hunting. It sucks because at times I wonder if all these study hours are really worth it, but we shall see…

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