jl553

I started my review in April 2010 and actually I was on a trip to Arizona for vacation (company sponsored best employee awarding event).I got into the busy season in May to June. I think I studied for less than 200 hours.But I just read the curriculum twice and did all the end of chapter questions.

 

To be honest,the exam turns out to be very close to curriculum requirements.

 

I didn't have time for any practice exams and sample exams.Maybe that would help too.But who cares now?A pass is a pass.

 

I'd better run out and get he ticket to Las Vegas......

jl553

Be careful of your words guys.

 

I didn't say Goldman doesn't need CFA holders or MBAs,I just mean don't count too much on a single designation. I did it just because I started and don't want to end fruitless. It's good that I passed but what if I didn't? I think I will try next year - and yes, it may sound a little depressing.But face the reality.

 

BTW,I am just using Goldman as example.I know you guys hate North American degree holders. What does it mean for "A typical NA WSN"? I am freaked out by being prototyped.

 

3CCFA, once again,salute to your cold blood brutality.