I combined too sources - stats on pass rates and charters awarded (from www.newcfa.cfainstitute.org). Results are below. Couldn’t find passes in 2009, though remember they were around 9000. Year -----Pass L3—Charters---- % 1998------3895 ------3580 ------ 92% 1999------ 5015------ 4570------ 91% 2000------ 6274------ 5754------ 92% 2001------ 9410------ 8421------ 89% 2002------ 5924------ 6149------ 104% 2003------ 8816------ 7609------ 86% 2004------ 8669------ 7400------ 85% 2005------ 6083------ 5752------ 95% 2006------ 12314----10045----- 82% 2007------ 6399------ 6562----- 103% 2008------ 7720------ 4618------ 60% 2009------ 9000------ 5742------ 64% 1998- 2009------ 89519------76202— 85% Anyone know where these 15% are hiding? Now i even more demotivated. Even if you pass these exams there’s at least 10% chance that you never get your charter (2008 - 2009 trend really scares me).
not all of us work in the front office, will need a few more years to get that charter.
It doesn’t say that the 15% or the shortfall each year NEVER get their charter - likely just a matter of waiting for work experience…reason why 2 years seen the percentages over 100%…
past year students getting their charter with the current batch
a_thinking_ape Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > not all of us work in the front office, will need > a few more years to get that charter. hey guys, do they require working in the front office, to earn the charter? thanks, M.
Ellejay Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It doesn’t say that the 15% or the shortfall each > year NEVER get their charter - likely just a > matter of waiting for work experience…reason > why 2 years seen the percentages over 100%… I wouldn’t agree with you. If it was a matter of waiting for work experience, then after L3 pass in 1,2 or three years there should be more charters awarded, than passed. Yes, in 2007 and 2002 there were >100% ratio, but the reason - very high pass rates in previous years (2001 and 2006). May be it gets some people more than 3-4 years to gain experience, but anyway i compare not 1 or 2 year, but 10. And cumulative numbers are really bad.
Agida99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Anyone know where these 15% are hiding? > Now i even more demotivated. Even if you pass > these exams there’s at least 10% chance that you > never get your charter (2008 - 2009 trend really > scares me). Seriously? Pass the freakin exams and get your work experience. Do that and there is a zero percent chance you don’t get the charter.
And learn the different spellings and usages of the word(s) “to, two, and too”.
skillionaire Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And learn the different spellings and usages of > the word(s) “to, two, and too”. There’s no LOS on it. So i don’t care.
Who cares? Get back to studying so you aren’t part of the fail column.