gpfistner Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Just turned 22 and just got level II. I will be 23 > and 5 days for level 3. “I will be 23 > and 5 days for level 3.” Seriously? Get over yourself
Indeed. Reminds me of my “4-1/2” year old daughter. I think I stopped with the fractions pretty early in elementary school. Besides, it’s not like a sports record, where days separate the “fastest to 500 home runs” etc. All the people in my office who have their charter are in their mid-30s to early 50s and all of them obtained their charters after 5-10 years of work experience. Kudos for trying to get it done early, though but no one is impressed if you do it when you are super young; it’s actually easier since most candidates that age don’t have families. Signed, 36-3/13 years JP_RL_CFA Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > “I will be 23 > > and 5 days for level 3.” > > Seriously? Get over yourself
ATH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Indeed. Reminds me of my “4-1/2” year old > daughter. I think I stopped with the fractions > pretty early in elementary school. > > Besides, it’s not like a sports record, where days > separate the “fastest to 500 home runs” etc. All > the people in my office who have their charter are > in their mid-30s to early 50s and all of them > obtained their charters after 5-10 years of work > experience. > > Kudos for trying to get it done early, though but > no one is impressed if you do it when you are > super young; it’s actually easier since most > candidates that age don’t have families. > > Signed, > 36-3/13 years > > > > JP_RL_CFA Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > “I will be 23 > > > and 5 days for level 3.” > > > > Seriously? Get over yourself Dont get me wrong, I didn’t mean it the way you interpreted it. The 5 days part just sticks because it is just a reminder of my past 2 birthdays spent doing sample exams. Besides I’d rather be older and have some experience already, No harm intended.
gpfists, we dont want those brag posts anymore up in here. We trying to stay focused maaan
gpfistner Wrote: > Dont get me wrong, I didn’t mean it the way you > interpreted it. The 5 days part just sticks > because it is just a reminder of my past 2 > birthdays spent doing sample exams. > > Besides I’d rather be older and have some > experience already, > > No harm intended. No worries. I didn’t pick up on that little birthday nuance–bummer! For everyone else (in the U.S. at least) Memorial Day has likely just been another day since it falls less than a week before the exam most years. I’m looking forward to beers and brats next year.
wake2000 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > gpfists, we dont want those brag posts anymore up > in here. We trying to stay focused maaan Like I just said, wasn’t meant as bragging. Although I do understand it might have been interpreted this way now that I re read it. In any case no use in going on about this.
I will be 25 for D-Day; oops, I mean June 2012.
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I wonder how many years of qualified work experience people have?
- even if I pass level 3 next year, I would still have to wait 1.5years to get the qualified work experience.
CFA Jay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder how many years of qualified work > experience people have? 8 years. I got approved right after L1 two years ago since my companies pay my dues. So if I pass L3 in a few weeks, I’m as good as in!