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YES, stock your fridge with redbull, cancel your cablevision and internet services, and buy a sweet desk in your place and youre golden.

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bpdulog Wrote:
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> Doable? Yes. Recommended? No.

Second BP's thoughts, but it obviously depends on your other responsibilities/workload and your natural grasp of the curriculum.

You've passed levels one and two at this point; your past performance is probably the best indicator of your abilities. For lvls one and two, did you do an intensive cram kinda study program over a short few months, or did you need lots of time? For me personally, I definitely don't think I could tackle the exam without more than three months, esp. given my current workload, but maybe you can hack it.

My personal opinion? No, you're really hurting your odds. I imagine that my own personal tryhard abilities for "big achievement" type goals are limited in a given year. Trying to break 700 or whatever on the GMAT, capped off with a condensed run at L3, would be too much for most.

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Merfolk17 Wrote:
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> thx for the reponses
>
> I been pretty much the type of person who cramps
> for test (past lvl 1 and 2 with with cramping in
> the last 4 months, but had schweser to help)
>
> It was just poor preparation on my end with the
> timing of my GMAT and CFA exam, so this should be
> a fun 6 month
>
> Good luck everyone


Good luck with those cramps.