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What else can I do to better my chances of finding a financial analyst job?

If I have a degree in liberal arts, can I still work in financial analyst?

I am very passionate about financial analyst and hungry to succeed; what advice can you provide that would help me channel this energy into actions that are really going to help my career?

How much is education vs. experience valued in the financial analyst industry?

Do you believe that networking is an important component of being successful in the financial analyst industry, or will I naturally meet valuable contacts throughout my work positions in the industry without having to try much?

How can I find a valuable mentor to help me in my financial analyst career?

Are there some little known negative aspects about working in the financial analyst industry that I should know about?

I completed the Financial analyst Specialist (PRS) program through BusinessTraining.com. I have a good fundamental base of financial analyst knowledge now. What type of personal self development work should I now focus on to further my career success in this field?

I am 47 years old, and wonder if I am too old to even try to switch careers and work in the financial analyst industry?

What is the best way to get potential employers to trust me enough to give me an entry level financial analyst job?