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| Author | Topic: CFA = knowledgeable? |
|---|---|
| jpig7 @2015-05-26 14:33:19 |
To you all who have your CFA or are close to getting it....
Through the process of studying and taking the exams, do you feel you have learned a lot about finance (i.e. knowledge that will stick with you and help you in your career)? During undergrad, I would cram for an exam, ace it, and then forget everything (not on purpose). If I go though with this 3-year process, I'd like to get more out of it than just the title itself. Do any of you have any views based on your experience? Thanks! |
| superbowl @2015-06-01 17:54:21 |
Studying for the exams? You don't learn a whole lot. But the three years experience, coupled with the exam material (which makes you more in-tune with what's going on), adds some value. |
| maria15 @2016-05-28 11:56:09 |
Been studying since January 2015 for the June 2015 exam. I still feel tham I'm not ready and I feel like my studying program was wrong. I read all the books and answered questions. I put off answering mock exams until the last week (which is now) and found out that I'm not as prepared as I though I am. I'm still sitting in for the exam this Saturday (June 2015) but I'm already preparing myself with the thought that I'm retaking it on December :( |
