lee8510
Jan 20th, 2008, 09:30 PM
I have 4 six-hour practice exams from the Schweser website that I used to pass the June 2007 CFA Level I exam for sale.
The exams I got from Schweser were essential to passing the exam as they were extremely difficult and covered almost all of the curriculum. They were much more difficult than the exams that came with the 2006 Schweser study materials, but the study materials were still solid.
I'm in Waterloo during the weeks and usually in Toronto on the weekends. Let me know if you are also interested in PDFs of 2008 Level II materials, although I highly recommend you obtain hard copies to study as they are easier on the eyes. I also have Level I materials, but they are 2006, but they are typically few changes from year to year.
Also, just some general advice for anyone who is interested. Do not primarily use the CFA Institute curriculum textbooks as your study source. They are far too detailed. It sucks that we have to buy the textbooks now when u sign up for the exam, but to pass, you need to read the Schweser notes and do plenty of exams in the final week of study to reinforce your knowledge.
Flip through the CFA textbooks for any MC questions that they may have (especially Corp. Finance) as a few of them will turn up verbatim on the exam from my experience last year and a couple of friends from before.
Cheers
The exams I got from Schweser were essential to passing the exam as they were extremely difficult and covered almost all of the curriculum. They were much more difficult than the exams that came with the 2006 Schweser study materials, but the study materials were still solid.
I'm in Waterloo during the weeks and usually in Toronto on the weekends. Let me know if you are also interested in PDFs of 2008 Level II materials, although I highly recommend you obtain hard copies to study as they are easier on the eyes. I also have Level I materials, but they are 2006, but they are typically few changes from year to year.
Also, just some general advice for anyone who is interested. Do not primarily use the CFA Institute curriculum textbooks as your study source. They are far too detailed. It sucks that we have to buy the textbooks now when u sign up for the exam, but to pass, you need to read the Schweser notes and do plenty of exams in the final week of study to reinforce your knowledge.
Flip through the CFA textbooks for any MC questions that they may have (especially Corp. Finance) as a few of them will turn up verbatim on the exam from my experience last year and a couple of friends from before.
Cheers