huangxiaoxie

eltia Wrote:
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> I am just saying that when CFAI needs to make
> adjustment to L1 and L3 exams, L2 often become the
> logical candidate as a buffer to hold the
> transitional materials.
>
> It has nothing to do with pressure. It's just the
> way the CFA curriculum is being setup. One level
> has to be in the middle (which is L2).
>
> If you have a better idea on how to arrange the
> CFA curriculum, I am sure CFAI would be interested
> to hear about it.

I was just kidding with the "pressure" stuff =) the whole notion of being sandwich is kind of funny.

If I could I would get rid of L2 all together and make L1 and L3 much harder and we all can be done in two years which is more like a masters degree anyway.