CFA Level II exam performance hit a notable slump recently. The pass rate dropped to its lowest point since 2022, signaling tougher conditions for test-takers. Here's what's interesting though: candidates who kept their exam schedule on track substantially outpaced those who delayed. This gap between timely test-takers and procrastinators suggests that staying disciplined with prep timelines correlates with better outcomes. For aspiring chartered financial analysts, the takeaway is clear—commitment to deadlines matters as much as study hours.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-15 14:14
Ha, it's that same "self-discipline determinism" again... Sounds nice, but in reality, isn't it just luck plus poor resources?
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 01-15 14:11
NGL, CFA Level 2 pass rate hits a new low, procrastination is really the biggest enemy to passing... Speaking of which, it's the same in our Web3 space, missing the market window is missing 🤷
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
· 01-15 14:06
Basically, don't procrastinate. This applies everywhere.
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ForkItAllDay
· 01-15 14:03
Procrastination has struck again. It seems CFA won't spare us lazy dogs either.
CFA Level II exam performance hit a notable slump recently. The pass rate dropped to its lowest point since 2022, signaling tougher conditions for test-takers. Here's what's interesting though: candidates who kept their exam schedule on track substantially outpaced those who delayed. This gap between timely test-takers and procrastinators suggests that staying disciplined with prep timelines correlates with better outcomes. For aspiring chartered financial analysts, the takeaway is clear—commitment to deadlines matters as much as study hours.