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发表于 2011-7-11 18:31
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While each candidate has their own ideal method for studying, a common technique I have adopted is as follows.
First, set out a game plan of which topics you will be covering and when. I'd advise you to focus on your stronger sections first to "get them out of the way," (each section still requires some attention) and keep Ethics for last. Make sure you give yourself about 2 weeks-1 month to focus on your weak topics, work through the Q-Bank, and take a ton of practice/mock exams before the exam date.
Once you've laid your schedule out, I'd then recommend read the chapter (in the Schweser books), do the EOC questions (Schweser & CFAI books), and watch the class/video, etc. As someone said in a previous post, "this really drives home the concepts," (sorry I can't give you your due recognition).
For example, I worked through FSA first because I recently graduated with a BS in Finance and feel fairly comfortable with the material. I was tempted to then move onto CF, PM, EI, and FI, but figured I'd be better off reviewing the Quant material before venturing onwards.
Good luck with the studying - persistence is key. |
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