New LEED v2.2 Exam

[LS2LAP]

Has anyone taken the new LEED V2.2 Exam yet?
Where is a good place to get study materials? I don't really want to spend the 200 to 300 for the reference guide unless I have to.
Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[atlas06]

LEED is a four letter word.

 

[MarauderX]

The money you spend will be worth it to pass. Plus it'll encourage you to remember more about LEED items than otherwise.

As I understand it, the new test focuses more on the standards that are listed in the LEED guide.

http://www.vanderweil.com

 

[LS2LAP]

Yep, talked to some others who said its worth it just to buy it to prepare for the exam.
I saw some materials on ebay too. Has anyone tried any of that stuff yet?

 

[NCSteve]

does anyone know if this is offered in north carolina thank you

 

[LS2LAP]

It is a national exam through the USGBC, so yes, it should be offered in North Carolina.
Check out

http://www.usgbc.org

 

[LS2LAP]

I found these on ebay. Is there anyone here that has bought these? Looks like there isn't a lot out there beside the reference guide and this stuff for the 2.2 exam.

http://cgi.ebay.com/LEED-NC-V2-2-2-...41QQihZ010QQcategoryZ2228QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[bs79638]

For those interested in taking the LEED AP exam, there is a website that has suggestions, links and flashcards. Check it out at:

http://cards.saegerdesign.com

 

[flordiageekgirl]

try the USGBC website for the Colorado Chapter. They sell a study guide complete with a practice exam. it is $50 for non-members of the Colorado Chapter.

 

[Golestan]

I had an email from an organization that claimed that "you " can do an online LEED course and take an online test and get certified. Any comments on this? Could this be true?

thanks,

 

[SeattleLuke]

Golestan,
Seems fishy to me. I think USGBC contracts the testing out to various organizations around the country and as far as I know there are no options for an on-line non-proxy test...