Possible to go for L2 in final year undergraduate programme?

[revenant]

Hi,
Lets say I will only graduate and receive my undergraduate degree at around July next year. Will I be allowed to take the L2 paper in June next year?
Thank you.

 

[supersharpshooter]

Is anyone actually stupid enough to rely on this forum for this kind of information without contacting the CFA institute and asking them?
P.S. I would worry about passing level 1 first.

 

[revenant]

supersharpshooter Wrote:
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> Is anyone actually stupid enough to rely on this
> forum for this kind of information without
> contacting the CFA institute and asking them?
>
> P.S. I would worry about passing level 1 first.
Thats because I had already sent 2 emails to them but received no response.

 

[supersharpshooter]

Did you pass level 1 yet?

 

[Dapper425]

How about you read the website instead of wasting everyone’s time.
1. Fulfill the entrance requirements. You must:
Have a U.S. bachelor’s (or equivalent) degree or be in the final year of your bachelor’s degree program at the time of registration, scheduled to receive a bachelor’s degree (students who successfully complete Level I of the CFA examination will not be allowed to progress to Level II until CFA Institute receives degree confirmation);

 

[rlange]

I just passed the level I exam in June right after graduating and the CFA Institute wouldn’t even allow me to register for the level II exam until a few weeks ago when they confirmed that I have my bachelor’s degree. I don’t see how it would be possible to get registered in time after passing level I when you can’t confirm your degree until around May (depending on when your graduation date is).
But like everyone else says…focus on passing level I before even thinking about level II. You have your whole career, and to be honest, you probably wouldn’t have enough time to study for level II in that small time frame if you pass level I, espically while finishing your senior year.