Are they out yet?. I thought it was 12 noon EST today…
Who cares 
those who took the exam,should -i would imagine. i am one of them.
nodes Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I can’t wait to see a big FAIL… Haha, same as me… I prepared about 20 hours… basically the night before without any sleep 
It really sucks that results aren’t out yet. Please post when anyone gets anything…
I passed
Youpiiiii … Passed …
for the people who got their results, can you please tell us where you are? State, city? zip code? haha…seriously
PASSED! It was so hard for me!
sydney Oz… where I am
I_HeartAccounting Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > for the people who got their results, can you > please tell us where you are? State, city? zip > code? haha…seriously So Cal.
Passed, Ohio, last name starts with F. (I’m assuming its alphabetical)
passed!!!
Failed, as expected
passed, that feels good. now back to CFA. congratulations all!
DoubleDip Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > passed, that feels good. now back to CFA. > congratulations all! same here
mayrain Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PASSED! > > It was so hard for me! Same here, I passed. I actually thought I would not pass based on how I scored on the Schweser tests (50% on average on their prep material). I must say it was the worst exam I’ve taken - much, much harder than the Level I exam for me.
Did everyone have carbon paper? What was up with that. ‘If you decide to change your answer, please put the corrected answer on the line to the left of the bubbles’ how do they mark this thing?
You’re not supposed to make any changes. I didn’t. In fact I had thirty minutes to spare at the end of each session so dashed out minutes before the proctor locked the room for that final half hour. That way I also ensured I could not make any silly last-minute changes by second-guessing.
MehdiOchre Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You’re not supposed to make any changes. I didn’t. > In fact I had thirty minutes to spare at the end > of each session so dashed out minutes before the > proctor locked the room for that final half hour. > That way I also ensured I could not make any silly > last-minute changes by second-guessing. Did they actually tell you not to change anything? They told us what I quoted above. So what do you do if you need to change an answer? Its like doing math with pen.