u/seo__shark

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I'm scared as hell that I won't pass L2 and I can't tell if I'm overthinking or actually behind.

Where I'm at right now:

- haven't attempted a single mock yet

- haven't done the q banks, only did the LES questions once

- revising rn. Corporate Issuers, Quants, Econ and FSA are still left. I studied these in May/June and honestly don't remember a word of it, and I skipped most of the LES questions back then

-I'm revising from my prep provider's notes plus the blue boxes from the curriculum, and doing the LES questions as fast as I can, but it's eating so much time

my plan is to take my first mock on Oct 20, with the exam on Nov 20. Is that enough time, or am I leaving it too late?

I'm exhausted and honestly feeling pretty wrecked

24, BBA Finance, L1 passed, sitting L2 in Nov. Interned at PwC assurance and our central bank. Planning a STEM MSF for Fall 2027 at a cheap public in a real job market (UTD, Houston, USF type schools). Not expecting IB.

Three things I'd like straight answers on:

Does CFA progress actually help an international at a non target, or is it just a tiebreaker?

Which lanes realistically sponsor right now: risk, credit, valuation, FP&A, econ consulting? Anyone from a non target actually land one recently?

Would you do the MSF, or stay home, finish the charter, get 3 to 4 years experience and come back for an MBA?

Blunt is fine. Rather hear it now than in my final semester.

so i joined gym after a long time and ive no idea what exercises to do for each muscle and the correct form. (having the correct form is where i struggle the most)

what should i do?!?

i feel like wasting time at the gym 😭🙏

Is cfa qbank different from the questions on the LES, the free questions for each module CFA gives us along with 2 free mocks.

or is it something different. Plsss tell me 🙏

I recently passed L1 & have been applying to jobs. I was wondering how do you guys network?

Any tips etc you guys could share or something that helped you land a job. And what networking opportunities do you guys have?

I’ll graduate in a month and have been applying for jobs but no success. Passed L1 Feb 2026.

Now L2 Nov 2026 Candidate.

Should i focus on L2 only or should i also get a jo b.

Some CFAs suggested clearing L2 first and then stepping in the job-mkt as managing/settling in a job is going to take time and might compromise L2 prep.

Considering L2 difficulty what should i do 🙏