Obtaining your PMP Certification is a lot more than reading the PMBOK Guide, it is also involves completing the PMP Exam application, which can be a time consuming sometimes confusing process. In completing the education requirements section, you see that you need at least 35 contact hours. So, what exactly are contact hours, why do you need them, and what do you need to do to obtain them?

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Becoming a Project Management Professional  is what projects managers aspire for career growth. PMP certification entails having certain requirements and identifying these procedures will enable one to assess his or her readiness to take the PMP Exam. Here are 8 steps to consider if you are on your way to becoming PMP certified...

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You are managing a water supply network deployment project. During project planning you are considering two approaches to lay the pipe network. Approach A will most likely cost $50,000 (±5%). Approach B will most likely cost $25,000 (±40%). Which approach will you select if your project stakeholders' risk tolerances are low and if you want to select the less risky approach?
    
A) Neither approach since they are not definitive estimates.
B) Approach B since it ranges from $15,000 to $35,000.    
C) Approach A since it ranges from $47,500 to $52,500.
D) A combination of approach A and B.

Hint: Estimates are never definitive.

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The PMP Exam is changing on July 31, 2013. All exams taken on/after this date will be based on the PMBOK Guide fifth edition. We want to reassure our students that we are here to help them prepare for the exam, regardless of whether they are planning to take their exam before or after the change.

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