Is 4 months enough? future, months, question, only

mdfb79

Hello future fellow Charterholders!

I have a question. I would like to know if it is feasible to pass level 2 only having 4 months of prep time and working full time, given 20-25 hrs/week study time?

Thanks!

bbtomato

How could anybody study for 12 hours for more than a few days in a row.. 4 months would be ridiculous.

SpyAli

^^
If you are relying on CFA text totally, then u dont need extra notes. however, extra practice exams would b good or get q bank to drill in concepts inside your brain.

5566

Yes - or at least I hope so!

I started in Feb last yr for L2 with a full time job (and maintained a social life, sort of).

HOWEVER... I failed BUT got band 10.

This year I am starting this week. Good luck to all 4 monthers

wilslm

Actuarial exams are more difficult than CFA level II and are often passed with less than four months of time. Granted many candidates get employer support and 120ish study hours from their job, but it can certainly be done.

Rasec

guys, is not about the 4 months, it is about quality.

CFA is not about getting As or 10s, you don't have to know everything, you just have to know very well some important topics.
Change perspectives....

tianxin

Of course it is.
I just started studying last week.
Just start studying instead of wondering if 4 months is enough.
Once u start going through it, you'll see that 4 months is plenty of time if u stick to ur schedule and study everyday.

bolligerallstar

i hope it is.....

I think it completely depends how strong you are - there are 3 or so sections that hopefully wont be too difficult for me due to my job.

With no relevant experience on anything, L2 looks at a glance like it would be very difficult in 4 months!

huangxiaoxie

I honestly don't think it is enough time unless you are working part-time or unemployed.

defour44

just do it man..

I just registered for level 2!!

lets have fun killing this beast!!