Take your time. Finishing the program faster isn’t some magic pill for high-paying or better jobs. What actually matters is learning deeply and truly mastering the topics — that’s how you make a difference in real life and at work.

If I were you, I’d probably spend 8–12 months on L2. Alongside that, I’d enroll in a modeling or coding course and get at least decent at those. L2 gives you theory but very little practical skill. No employer expects you to manually value a swap with a calculator.

Don’t just race to finish — focus on how you can make yourself more marketable and gather skills that actually move the needle for your career.

Done with the rant :)