About cfa's examination qualification, it is required to be equivalent to an American undergraduate degree, but Australia is a three-year university. I wonder if CFA recognizes it?

CFA exam is divided into three stages: Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3. Only by passing the previous stage of the exam can you take the next stage of the exam. The first-level examination is held once a year in June and 65438+February; Level 2 and Level 3 exams are held simultaneously in June every year. Participants in the first-stage examination must meet the following conditions:

1) Bachelor degree or above with equivalent professional level, regardless of major;

2) The total number of years of university study and full-time work experience is four years;

3) If the applicant does not have a bachelor's degree, but has a considerable professional level, he can also be admitted as a candidate. CFA Institute uses work experience to evaluate the professional level of applicants. Generally speaking, four years of work experience is considered as a substitute for a bachelor's degree. These four years of work experience is not necessarily related to investment, as long as it is legal, full-time and professional;

4) Fourth-year college students can take the exam in the last academic year.

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