What are the eligibility requirements to take a LEED AP specialty exam?

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1. Edward says:

   August 18, 2009 at 7:29PM

   As a sole practitioner trying to pursue green projects, but not LEED AP, how does the council expect me to be involved with a LEED project without having my LEED AP?

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   • Mark says:

     September 28, 2009 at 8:19PM

     That was my question also, did you ever get an answer?

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     • Edward says:

       September 28, 2009 at 8:44PM

       I never did get an answer. I would like to see some clarity shed on this.

   • Chris T. says:

     April 27, 2013 at 8:41AM

     Try this. I haven’t taken it personally, so still do your homework, but Everblue is one of the more reputable companies out there:

     http://www.everblue.edu/leed-project-experience-online

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2. Roy Yorgensen says:

   September 28, 2009 at 9:15PM

   Pat,
   Your site is great, the information is fantastic.

   I looked but couldn’t find the answer to this question. I am trying to determine the difference between a “Stand Alone” and a “Combined” specialty, If it is already here, I apologize.

   I am also a ‘victim’ of this wonderful economy and hope that if I can add LEED GA and/or AP to my resume’ it will give me a leg up on finding a job.

   I worked on, and I’m working on getting a letter from the architect, a LEED registered project, I was putting together the IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) info.

   Would you have a suggestion of which specialty would be ‘best’ for a person whose experience has been in estimating and project management of multifamily projects?

   Thanks for your time.
   Roy

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3. harry says:

   January 18, 2010 at 1:38PM

   My registeration portal with GBCI does not shows the “take the exam” tab. How can I register for LEED AP exam?

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4. NidhiAggarwal says:

   December 9, 2010 at 1:43PM

   Hi Pat,

   Thanks a lot, your site clarified a lot of confusions.

   I worked on a master plan project and we were planning to apply for LEED certification but due to global slowdown the project was stalled. Will this suffice the eligibilty criteria for LEED AP exam. I do not have a LEED GA accreditation.

   Thanks

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5. PS says:

   September 1, 2011 at 12:36PM

   Hi, I am a LEED AP in Commercial Interiors & wish to take up the LEED AP ID+C speciality exam. My enrollment window closes this October. Is it compulsory for me to have worked on a LEED project, if I am going to enroll through testing?
   Any clarification on this would be highly appreciated.
   Preethi.

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6. aparna says:

   February 6, 2012 at 5:15PM

   Hi, I m an architect, have completed B.Arch 2008, working in private architecture firm., M I elgible for this LEED exam?

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7. Aditee says:

   June 11, 2012 at 3:24PM

   I was working with Cushman & Wakefield since 3 years. I want to do course of LEED (certified course) and also want to appear for the same. Am I eligible. Request you to please revert to me.

   Thanks.

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8. Richard Becerra says:

   August 4, 2012 at 8:17AM

   I am a enviromentally friendly painting contractor in Northern Ca. I am interested in leed but It seems confusing and kinda sounds like its mainly for people who arent in the trades . I dont know even if I need to be involved, so any info on painting contractors needing to be leed certified would be great.

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12. Chris T. says:

    April 27, 2013 at 8:38AM

    Professionals who, for one reason or other, have problems fulfilling their LEED project experience requirement, may get said experience here:

    http://www.everblue.edu/leed-project-experience-online

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13. Anupam Bansal says:

    May 21, 2013 at 5:35AM

    Dear Pat,
    How is the LEED Green Associate different than LEED AP. Does the LEED Green Associate exam make me eligible to take the LEED AP exam in the future.

    I had worked on a LEED AP project which received its rating in 2008…..does that mean I am not eligible for LEED AP Exam.

    Thanks

    Anupam Bansal

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