I passed three levels a couple of years ago, now I am troubled with the heavy weighted curriculum textbooks, I managed to sell level I curriculum back in 2008 when curriculum is not part of the registration fee. But I still keep level II and level III curriculum. Every time I move, it is part of heavy lifting, Now I have to move again.
for those guys passed, do you keep them or just keep the notes?
I feel it is awful to throw away such nicely decorated, brand new books?
If I end up doing all 3 levels, I’m pretty sure I’ll keep all the CFA and Schweser books as a memoir of what I went through. Most likely it’ll end up as a bulky dust collector, but I can’t stand to get rid of something I literally kept with me most of everyday for years.
I kept them at work, but when I left my last job a few months ago, I left them behind. I still have my Schweser notes although I’ve never referenced them. It may be time to lose those too.
I will definately keep schweser notes, I think I will need to refer to them some point.
My problem is with the curriculum, I never touched them, I used notes to pass all three levels, they are branded new, and I doubt I will need to refer to them in the future.
Thanks for CFA putting the curriculum in registration fee, these curriculum has absolutely no trading value.
I plan to keep my CFA texts and Schweser Notes. They are sort of like trophies. Also I do reference them from time to time. I even own a few of the hard bound text books, like the old quant book and Equity analysis book published back when CFAI was AIMR. I keep those on my dexk at work.
There are good use of my text… I put it under my monitor so they are high enough for my sitting position at work … I put it upside down so it’s a very subtle way to show off… When the head of trading came over and saw this I s