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I’ll be finishing Book 1, Ethics and Quant, of the Scheweser notes on Friday, reviewing/reworking all the problems on Saturday, and starting Book 2, Economics, on Sunday.
Book 1 took 1 week to finish. My question: Is this a sustainable pace? I’ll be graduating in August with a major in Finance. Most of what I have read so far has been relatively easy, and I feel like most of it is review. Can anyone with a Finance background give any insight? Should I slow down or keep the same pace?
At this rate I should be done around the first/second week of September…that would give me roughly 2 1/2 months to review, practice problems, and take mock exams.
Does this sound good? Or should I slow down and try to absorb more of the material? As I said before, I feel like I know most of what I read in Book 1, but that may just be my overconfidence bias talking…Any suggestions?
I appreciate any feedback, thanks. |
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发表于 2013-4-1 12:35
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