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06 Jun 2006, 19:10
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This spring I studied for a few weeks and took a two day powerscore course. I got a 650 42Q,38V,6AWA. I didn't put as much time into it as I should have, but I was studying for the CFA too.... Which I incidently just took and didn't study enough corporate finance for and way too much quant. But regardless... I am going to take a 7 week Veritas Prep course in Boston starting on 7/11. Should I get a quant book to study from and refresh first. Any suggestions?
09 Jun 2006, 21:01
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I would definitely refresh yourself on quant fundamentals before starting the class. You'll get more out of the class and won't slow it down for others, either.
12 Jun 2006, 07:22
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Yeah... I wasn't thinking of anything heavy... maybe just look over my powerscore and Kaplan 2006 book. I was thinking of maybe going thru a Princeton book too, but with 12 course books and a ton of homework and practice tests in the course that might be overkill.
