BaseballRedhawks
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- Jun 18, 2026
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Some background: I scored a band 9 in June. Had above average on 5 sections, 3 sections average, and 2 sections bombed.
The 2 sections bombed were the sections that i planed on “winging,” Fixed Income and Econ. I am kicking myself in the ass, because i was hoping to “get lucky” on exam day. This past week i started reviewing everything again and I first went over the fixed income sections. In about 3 days, i feel like i had a good grasp of the fixed income concepts. I took a few QBank schweser advanced questions and surprisingly scored 90% on all of them.
So my question is now Economics. I took 2 econ classes many years ago in college. The Schweser book for Econ is big, even though it is a lower weighted part of the exam. Is it worth my time/possible to actually learn this econ, or would it be better to spend my time on reviewing the other sections? Or should I just review the secret sauce secitons on Econ and make sure I know some things like different market structures.
PS: I hate econ, i hope it is not a large part of Level II.
The 2 sections bombed were the sections that i planed on “winging,” Fixed Income and Econ. I am kicking myself in the ass, because i was hoping to “get lucky” on exam day. This past week i started reviewing everything again and I first went over the fixed income sections. In about 3 days, i feel like i had a good grasp of the fixed income concepts. I took a few QBank schweser advanced questions and surprisingly scored 90% on all of them.
So my question is now Economics. I took 2 econ classes many years ago in college. The Schweser book for Econ is big, even though it is a lower weighted part of the exam. Is it worth my time/possible to actually learn this econ, or would it be better to spend my time on reviewing the other sections? Or should I just review the secret sauce secitons on Econ and make sure I know some things like different market structures.
PS: I hate econ, i hope it is not a large part of Level II.