Bluetick1010

Hey,

I graduated with a history degree and have been working in the finance field for a few years now. The underlying math isn't that hard. It's definitely worth picking up the BA Prof Plus calc and cruising the forums to find out all the applicable calculations. I spent a good chunk of time memorizing the formulas when I started but it wasn't practical from a time perspective.

The Secret sauce notes have been useful in reviewing but you'll want to delve into the problems and keep practicing them. Don't forget to take advantage of the free online mock. It's available to all active candidates. Also, the mock exam was good practice. It's close to the real format and costs $99 in most places. One word of caution, I think a lot of us found the Boston Mock exam deceptively easy. There was a significant score difference between that and my online exam. Perhaps it was an abiration but I'll only know that after I get to the real exam.

Best of luck to you. It's definitely an uphill battle with this background but consistent studying and reviewal should help you succeed.

Regards,

Peter