bapswarrior

I never realized that so many of you were from non finance backgrounds. Excellent stuff folks. I really hope you all pass given that you must have put so much effort into it. You all will make excellent success stories.

Good luck

@investragy: What exactly is sports management?

koba

@ CFAMaven: Thanks bro

Matori

Did my bachelor's in international relations. Not much finance background but did take quite a few econ classes, 1 financial accting class (good) and 1 corp finance class (very bad)

kd26gioi

MS Computer Science + BS Computer Science, Finance, Marketing + 5+ years of software development in the financial industry + 10 years of personal finance experience

JRossSter

beatthecfa Wrote:
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> I never realized that so many of you were from non
> finance backgrounds. Excellent stuff folks. I
> really hope you all pass given that you must have
> put so much effort into it. You all will make
> excellent success stories.
>
> Good luck
>
> @investragy: What exactly is sports management?



Hehehe... JK peoples: was trying to have some fun here... get away from the books. Sorry to mess up your thread.

I am a finance a accounting major! Sports management is just that: you can a make a good living as a sports agent....

cchang

SHOW ME THE MONEY

kasinkei

I've been in IT for 20 years and have worked at a bank in the institutional investment department for the last several years. Studied about 380 hours for 3 months before the exam.

Got a 76% on the CFA AM mock, didn't have time to take the PM mock.

But I took tons of Schweser Qbank and the Schweser sample exams. Lowest score on anything was a 73% and highest was an 86%.

The 12/5 AM test was pretty easy. The 12/5 PM test was difficult. I think I passed, but I'll find out soon enough.