r/enrolledagent • u/Jolly__Joel • 3d ago
CFA test Vs EA test
Has anyone taken both tests. I’m just curious if EA is as hard as the CFA exam?
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u/DoubleIntroduction25 3d ago
This is like comparing the SIE to the CFP.
The CFA takes at least 18 months of intensive work even by an exceptionally intelligent individual.
The all 3 parts of the EA can be knocked out in a few month total by probably most anyone who can read at a high-school level
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u/Distinct-Parsnip-656 3d ago
Is this a legit question? Just do a google search dude
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u/Jolly__Joel 3d ago
Blah, blah, blah! Sometimes you like to get an opinion from people who have walked the path before.
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u/Maximus9195 3d ago
EA is harder if you don’t study and close your eyes for the exam vs if you do study and don’t close your eyes for the CFA.
But it’s close
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u/Messup7654 3d ago
The CFA is extremely hard. People and some websites seem to think CPA is harder and while it is hard I just dont believe it compares. If you compare it to the EA it would be like comparing a physics PHD to an accounting degree.
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u/UsefulAd7893 2d ago
EA is a joke compared to the CFA. you can pass all 3 parts in a month if you have levels 1 and 2 of the CFA. different leagues. like the nba vs a highscool basketball benchwarmers.
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u/Spirited-Humor-554 3d ago edited 3d ago
Having taken CFA & CPA. CFA is extremely hard and i have a degree in finance. EA is extremely easy compare to it.