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发表于 2013-8-17 06:41
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if i were you, this is the study plan i would stick to (i think that if you stuck to it, you should have a very good chance at passing):
1 - buy schweser (notes & qbank)
2 - spend approximately 2.5 weeks per book, answer EOC questions (but not challenge questions). save ethics for last and also incoroporate the CFAI material when studying ethics. if you stick to that plan, you should be through the material by the end of august/sept 1st.
3 - end of august/sept 1, take one of the 6 3-hour schweser practice tests to give you an idea of the exam and questions/timing and your score. don’t be expecting to pass - this test should just gauge your current performance.
4 - review questions that you got wrong AND those that you were unsure about/had trouble with (even if you got the right answer - make sure you know WHY the answer is right).
5 - for sections you had trouble with, make a practice quiz from the qbank (60 q’s). take that, and again, go over any answers you got wrong/were unsure about
6 - by the end of september, take another practice test. again, don’t be expecting to pass, but getting better.
7 - review schweser challenge q’s and CFAI EOC questions
8 - take another practice test, followed by more review and qbank q’s (early october)
9 - after all of this, you will have gone through 3 practice tests, numerous qbank quizzes, schweser notes and CFAI EOCs and it will be middle-ish october. i would spend the rest of my weeks continuing to review any sections that i was weak in, as well as practice exams every 1-2 weeks as the exam approaches. remember, once you run out of schweser practice exams, do the CFAI mock, and you can purhcase additional practice exams if you’d like - from schweser or other sources.
10 - continue to keep fresh on material through exam day. you should be fine. |
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