Even I was hoping so much that these exams be held more frequently.
I guess I read it somewhere long back on the institute's site that they introduced the level 1 exam because of substantial increase in people demanding. It was difficult to manage so many people with the exam once a year.
ZeroBonus Wrote:
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> they don't want many people to pass L2 & 3
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> so they won't change that
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> only reason why L1 is offered twice is because
> they want many people to pass it so they give L2 a
> try or two...
LloydDobler Wrote:
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> random/stupid question but how do you edit a post?
> i don't have a button anywhere that says edit...
it's right beside "?Report This Message?Edit Post"
I recall hearing they didn't want to make it possible to take/pass all three exams in essentially one year (i.e. June L1, December L2, June L3). Despite the fact that it would be ridiculously hard to do that, plus you'd be studying well before the first exam, it still kind of makes sense to me as a policy. Maybe offer December L2 for retakers only though?
ffk Wrote:
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> LloydDobler Wrote:
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> > random/stupid question but how do you edit a
> post?
> > i don't have a button anywhere that says
> edit...
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> it's right beside "?Report This Message?Edit Post"
The "Edit Post" disappears after an amount of time.
I agree with the "retake exemption" and wish they allowed us to retake level 2 in December... while it's still fresh. Is it too early to start studying for next June? I just needed more review time...
Well at least in Pakistan, we had a certain brust of employers demanding CFA candidates a few years ago, i can remember employers willing to offer graduate trainee jobs to people who even just registered for CFA program, now its the other way around. The problem in my openion is not with CFA program but with people's mentality. People only pursue CFA program for having good jobs, which IMHO is an insult to such a fine and demanding program.Almost 99% of the people i met till now are mainly looking at job market entry via CFA program. Honestly, CFA program is more suitable to a working professional than a student as a student will certainly lose out most of his retention as the time passes by due to non application.
At least for working professionals, CFAI can arrange a biannual system of exams.
发表于 2011-7-13 16:41
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