who is we?

34/female/Miami

26/m/Toronto

27/m/johannesburg south africa

29/m/New Jersey

23/F/Calgary

22/m/Calgary

who wants to graph all this delicious data?

30/M/Singapore

SkipE99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > who wants to graph all this delicious data? How about the person who started this thread :wink:

26/F/Sweden

30/m/sydney

21/M/Chicago

24/M/NYC

All yours, SkipE99 !!!

24/ M/ London

24/M/NYC

27/M/Toronto (well… an hour away)

21/F/LA

soverby Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 43/Male/Dallas, Texas (Am I the oldest in the > program?) Whenever I come to this thread, I feel so depressed. All in their 20s…I will be 40 in May 09…Any particular reason WHY the majority are young people??? There is a reason to everything…I definitely do not think ‘age’ will hamper me in anyway in my exam prep, and hopefully passing it…

imranmir1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Whenever I come to this thread, I feel so > depressed. All in their 20s…I will be 40 in May > 09…Any particular reason WHY the majority are > young people??? There is a reason to > everything…I definitely do not think ‘age’ will > hamper me in anyway in my exam prep, and hopefully > passing it… A lot of us are either right out of school and want to supplement our knowledge (and resumes), or in the industry and want more credentials to move up. Technically you’re eligible to write the Level 1 exam during your last year of University, which for most people are when they’re in their early 20’s. When I was doing my undergrad, I knew about the CFA program early on through the profs or Finance student associations, so I was well aware it was out there. I would’ve registered then, but was scared off by all the failure rate and other horror stories, as well I was too content with my current career to make a move up.