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How it works
Six stages, in the order candidates actually work through them. Nothing here is automatic: the platform's job is to make what you have and have not covered visible, early enough to act on.
Two-day trial, no card required. Seven-day money-back guarantee on a first purchase.
Caps are lifted on any paid plan. A first purchase is refundable in full within seven days.

The sequence
§ 01Working across all 10 Level I topics and 93 readings, with 2,800+ practice questions and 5 full mock exams behind them.
Two days of access, no payment details required. Set your level and target exam window so the platform knows what it is planning around.
Read a topic, then see the mechanics behind it. Every interactive chart is a working formula rather than a static diagram, so a concept can be moved rather than only read.
Build a quiz from any combination of topics, subtopics and difficulty. Every question is written against a specific Learning Outcome Statement, so practice maps back to the curriculum.
Accuracy is reported by topic and by difficulty band, drawn from your own attempts. Weaker topics are marked so revision time goes where it is worth most.
Each mock runs 180 questions over 4h 30m in two sessions of 2h 15m, matching the real exam's structure and topic weights.
Use the last stretch on what the analytics still flag: the formula sheet for recall, flashcards for retention, and the assistant for anything that is still not landing.
What you are signing up to
§ 02Stated here rather than discovered later. The trial is genuinely capped, and it is worth knowing the numbers before you start.
Full detail on refunds is in the refund policy, and the plan comparison is on the pricing page.
Two days of full access, no card required. If you continue and it is not right for you, the first seven days are refundable in full.
Wall Street Uni is an independent study platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by CFA Institute.