So some good news for you – we’ve chased up with our partner.

The survey is supposed to be completed within 2 weeks of receiving the email, but turns out five people completed the survey AFTER the two weeks had gone by. I believe our partner was supposed to have closed the survey but they didn’t do so immediately after two…Read more

I’ve just had a look at the email thread. I’ve checked your email address against the list we got from our partner, but your email address does not show as having completed a survey. I will double-check again with our partner and get back to you.

We have responded, unless we’ve been emailing another Roshi about an identical issue.

I’ve responded to your email on 28th June, informing you that we have checked with our partner but could not find your email address linked to any submission. When I replied and asked you if you used any other email address, you were unable to…Read more

I’ve responded to your email on 28th June, informing you that we have checked with our partner but could not find your email address linked to any submission. When I replied and asked you if you used any other email address, you were unable to provide me with an alternate email address. You also mentioned that you weren’t able to…Read more

We do monitor hello@, but as @sophie has said in the other thread, we are a teeny tiny team and sometimes our filters don’t work the way they should be. We’re working on your issue with the gift card and we’ll get back to you on this!

Good luck, and let us know if you have more questions!

Unfortunately, there is not a way to flag specific questions in the QBank to come back to them or build them into future exams. However, one could still customize quizzes based on the following:

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Applied vs. Fundamental: 

Applied questions are more exam-like and contain both text and video e…Read more

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Here’s our full guides on deferrals, refunds and withdrawals:

• Our full guide to CFA exam deferrals
• Full guide to refunds and withdrawals

Hope that helps, and let us know if you have any further questions!

We’ve addressed most of these in a guide or another. Here they are:

• Ideal number of mocks recommended for each CFA level
• General guide on how to prepare for CFA Level 1
• Full selection of guides on how to prepare for CFA Level 1

Hope that helps – let us know if you have further questions!

CFA Level 1: How to Prepare & Pass CFA in 18 Months

If that’s the case, I would try and go through the material quicker this time, and allocate a good amount of time to having a quick review (providers sell quick-review guides specifically for this) and lots of mock practice.

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Good luck, and if you have more questions just ask!

You can find a summary of differences in our article here: https://300hours.com/2022-cfa-curriculum-changes/

Good luck, and let us know how it goes!

When it is time to submit your work experience, you simply fill in what you’ve completed at each job. If you’d like to use your ex-boss as a referee, you can contact them then and ask. They’ll need to fill out a form that CFA Institute will provide, it’s pretty simple and self-explanatory for them.

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For those who want to enquire about an extension you should chat/email/call them to speak with a rep: https://www.schweser.com/contact-us

We’ll reach out to Kaplan Schweser on this and let you know if we hear back!

Of course there are providers that people swear by, but at the end of the day you just need to pick one and focus on…Read more

Speaking honestly, if you’re scoring 50% on your mocks it’ll be challenging to pass, but I suggest that you give it a shot anyway. That way you have some experience in sitting for the real exam, and would be better prepared if you choose to continue this.

There isn’t a way…Read more

As a rule, CFA Institute do not allow deferrals. However, due to exceptional circumstances (lockdowns, catching COVID, death in family, etc) they may grant a deferral. Usually when this deferral is granted, CFA Institute will let you know what the restrictions are and when you have to register for your…Read more

1. Parents salary: I would include this. My reasoning is that students of affluent parents should have less of a need for an Access Scholarship.
2. Assets/house: Net equity on the home (i.e. value of home – amount owed in the loan) should be reasonable.

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Hope this helps!

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In practice, they do do it, but obviously not flawlessly. Candidates do take a small, unavoidable risk the way it has been set up. I would advise you to aggressively…Read more

= Pvalue + Pgrowth by previous PM

= 0.4 + (1-0.4) * (0.8)

= 0.4 + 0.48

= 88%

I would say to start with the recognition of SCR would probably follow GARP closely to start with, and evolve quite quickly depending on how the ESG space evolves and how all the qualifications adapt and grow.

Personal one-on-one tutoring would likely be on a per-hour basis and similarly quite expensive.

So I would recommend checking out video lessons first – Ka…Read more

We also have a Free Materials page that you might find useful!

This has come up many times before and we’ve not heard of any candidate successfully appealing against this.

You’ll need to get back to whomever who told you that you can defer and ask for specific instructions for your deferral.

Good luck, and let us know how it goes!