Just curious I have been searching the web and wanted to know the percentage of people earning the charter over enrolled people.
15.26%
I was thinking that it was 17.863%.
Any serious answer
This has been years but I think the number is around 9% because it assumes that if you failed (or passed) one level after 4 years of inactivity, that you have given up.
Obviously this isn’t the case as many people do get back onboard after many years so I wouldn’t be surprised to see it in the 12-15% area.
- That’s a serious number
It’s thirty-something.
#prettysure
https://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/Documents/1963_current_candidate_exam_results.pdf
#yw
What I want to know is why in the first year the exam was ever given, there was only 284 tests taken. And then the next year when there was 3 levels, all levels had participants. So like, what qualified/disqualified someone from taking a certain level back then?
Those damn cheaters. There’s probably charterholders alive today who just lied somehow and got away with taking Level 3 without passing level 2/1 way back when. I want answers.
You sound a good investigative reporter. Let us know you finding. You seem to have to much time in your hands. Maybe they need to add a Level 4 just for you.
get 'em tibwa!
Big Kahuna Burger? That’s that Hawaiian burger joint? I hear they got some tasty burgers, I ain’t never had one myself, how are they?
I’d say it’s around 20%.
Lvl1 weeds out so many candidates. I feel as there are so many people enrolling thinking that it will be a cake walk and then getting discouraged once they realize they are struggling big time and haven’t even passed lvl1.
Mmmmm!!! Now that is a tasty burger!