ayaz_mahmud369

It depends a lot on where you live.  If you live in New York City, then my answer would be different than if you live in Wamsutter, Wyoming.
Also, I would worry less about whether the experience “counts”, and worry more about what you want to do.  Do you want to work in FP&A?  Do you want to do A&D?  Do you want to work in a hedge fund?  Do you want to work as a portfolio manager for US Trust?  You’re 24–you’ve got 40+ years to get experience.
One last thing–getting four years experience means nothing if you don’t pass Level 1, Level 2, AND Level 3.  Pass the tests–starting with Level 1.