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LEED AP

LEED Accredited Professional (LEED AP) is a voluntary designation and industry credential for real estate professionals who have demonstrated a thorough understanding of green building and the LEED Green Building Rating System.

LEED AP Exam: Harder Than Passing the Bar?

By most accounts, the LEED AP exam is a bear. Some attorneys who have become accredited even compare its rigor with the experience of studying for the bar exam.
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LEED Green Associate: The Perfect Green Building Education Foundation?

The Green Building Certification Institute ("GBCI") has provided further guidance on the next iteration of the LEED Green Associate, LEED AP and LEED AP Fellow credentials under LEED 2009.
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Green Entrepreneurship and LEED Jobs: Do We Really Need The Government?

History shows that sustainable job growth is created by entrepreneurship, not the government.
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LEED Exam: What is the Minimum Passing Score?

Can I work on any LEED project as a LEED AP? What is the LEED Exam passing grade?
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LEED Green Associate Credential Maintenance Requirement

What are the credential maintenance requirements for LEED Green Associate?
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Losing My Legacy LEED AP: Is it Necessary to Enroll in Credential Maintenance (CMP)?

Emel asks: Is it true that current LEED AP's will be LEED AP Legacy and if they don't take the specialization exam to be LEED AP + in two years, they will lose their LEED AP title all together?
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LEED Professional Credentials: What are the Costs and the Differences?

Beth asks: Is a Leed Green Associate different than just Leed Professional? What are the costs involved? Thank you.
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