Completely Misrepresented, 30 Dec 2008
The title talks about courses and exams. The content talks mostly about other aspects of what a CFA might do (after they have become a CFA) in VERY general terms ("VERY general" = "extremely vague").
One question is about the best CFA training courses. The answer goes into what MIGHT make a good CFA training course, but doesn't mention any actual real companies doing training.
It seems a bit like a basement printing press job. The editing is weak and the questions didn't seem like they were arranged in any order.
I also thought that it was odd that there were questions specific to India's CFA situation, without paying attention to any other geographical area.

disappointing, 07 Nov 2008
The title is misleading. It seems to indicate that there are exam questions. Instead they are questions that people might ask about the exam and frankly, they seem to be fairly pointless questions.

Completely Misrepresented, 30 Dec 2008
The title talks about courses and exams. The content talks mostly about other aspects of what a CFA might do (after they have become a CFA) in VERY general terms ("VERY general" = "extremely vague").
One question is about the best CFA training courses. The answer goes into what MIGHT make a good CFA training course, but doesn't mention any actual real companies doing training.
It seems a bit like a basement printing press job. The editing is weak and the questions didn't seem like they were arranged in any order.
I also thought that it was odd that there were questions specific to India's CFA situation, without paying attention to any other geographical area.

disappointing, 07 Nov 2008
The title is misleading. It seems to indicate that there are exam questions. Instead they are questions that people might ask about the exam and frankly, they seem to be fairly pointless questions.

Good background; little advice for parents, 06 Aug 1998
Good statistical presentation of the motivation of colleges/universities in provided financial aid over the past few decades and how it is changing. Little to help parents to how to deal with a financial aid office.

Good statistical data; little advice to on getting aid, 31 Jul 1998
A scholarly statistical work on the trends of how student aid is being disbursed in the United States. Good analysis of the what is driving student aid offices; how they are in transition and sometimes have conflicting objectives. Little help to parents/students trying to weave through the financial aid maze. The reader can assume why dealing with financial aid offices can be so difficult; but the stage is set to provide more specifics which are not included.