farrukhsadiq

Midnightoil

Just wondering how many hours you plan to devote weekly?

Started with ethics last night, hoping to get 5 hours in during the week and then 10 at the weekend.

In Jan i will bump it up to 20 a week

dotamasta

Hi Niamh,

I guess I will aim to 5-10 hrs a week for the remainder of the year. This means I should have been through the entire curriculum by xmas. Perhaps then I will purchase some other study materials to use in 2011 prior to the exam. Of course these numbers could fluctuate as a result of my workload in the office.

bapswarrior

midnightoil Wrote:
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> Greetings from Norway. Have also just recived my
> pack for June 2011 ........... making an early
> start !!


Is there now midnight sun, 24 hours daylight / twilight, in Norway in July?

It must be good to stay up all night to study and burn your midnight oil, while the sun is still up in the sky and bright like the day time so you don't need to turn on any light.

A friend, who recently visited Tromso and Oslo, said it was interesting to see people who got up early for breakfast to work met people who had just finished drinking at pub on the street, in the middle of the night, but still in broad daylight.

MonkeyBusiness

Well in Oslo daylight at present is 5 a.m. - 10 p.m. but yes Troms? has midnight sun now.

leadcfa

Greetings from Finland !

Havent register yet, but working since one month on the Schweser notes. As someone said, i'll read the notes, then I will complete the unclear points with the CFAI books.

evolsteevol

Eighty,

Thank for the advise re: going through the material twice as this is what i plan to do...How long does it take to get through cfai ethics book from experience?I know the hours will vary some what depending on the person but i am just very curious?????

Also are you a level two candidate?Or are you CFA?

Regards,
Niamh

Ionutzakis

Hi Niamh,

You should finish a run through ethics in about 10-14 hours. Don't worry about retaining too much at the start.

When I was studying for level 1 I tried to just make sure I understood everything in the curriculum during my first run through. I tested myself by answering the end of chapter questions.I bought the qbank early, and answered a few questions each day to keep stuff fresh.

During my second run through, I made my own flash cards, and answered the end of chapter questions from Schweser and CFAI.

From mid-April until exam day I just did qbank and practice tests. Rinse and repeat.

You mentioned you majored in finance and economics. Level 1 will fine if you put in the hours. There are no short cuts with this program.

Best of luck.