You need to be at least a final year student of a degree program to take Level 1. I recommend you to take ACCA and get yourself the OBU degree to qualify yourself for the CFA Level 1 and 2.

oxford brookes uni. u cna get a degree from this uni after u finish ur part 2 acca and completing a thesis

Why would you want to stop your ACCA? Finish it off

Have you been reading my post earlier?

ACCA is just a professional qualification, not a degree. This may be due to the fact that ACCA does not follow the conventional education route, ie. degree > professional qualification (especially those from CAT > ACCA route), and therefore would assume that anyone taking CFA would already have a degree in hand.

Maybe if you would explain your circumstances with the CFA officials, they would understand the situation better and thus recognise ACCA as a post-degree qualification or something.

That being said, from what I have noticed in the registration section of CFA Institute website, you don't need any documentation whatsoever to register yourself for Level 1. Not so sure about Level 2, but I doubt it will be much difference. Maybe they are only strict when it comes to applying membership, by that time, you would already have more than 4 years experience.