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LEED Green Associate

The LEED Green Associate is the Tier I accreditation in the LEED professional credentialing system. The LEED Green Associate credential is ideal for any person with a strong interest in sustainability and green building. Passing the LEED Green Associate exam attests to a professional's knowledge and skill in understanding and supporting green design, construction, and operations. Successfully completing the LEED Green Associate exam is required before becoming a LEED Accredited Professional.

LEED Green Associate for Students: May I Sit for the LEED GA if I'm Still in College?

Loren asks: Can I become a LEED Green Associate if I am still a student? I am a Junior at the University of Idaho studying Interior Design and Architecture.
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LEED Green Associate Experience Requirement: What does it mean?

What does the sentence Demonstrate or document involvement in support of LEED projects mean?
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How do I fit into the new LEED system as a current LEED AP?

I earned my LEED AP in 2008, however, I'm still a little confused with what I need to do regarding the new changes coming in 2009.
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LEED Green Associate Credential Maintenance Requirement

What are the credential maintenance requirements for LEED Green Associate?
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LEED AP+ Exam Session: Does it Include the LEED Green Associate Exam?

Will one have to pass the LEED Green Associate exam in order to qualify to take the tier 2 exam, i.e. LEED Operations and Maintenance, to become a LEED AP+?
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LEED Green Associate and LEED AP Plus: What's the Difference?

What are the differences between the LEED Green Associate and LEED AP+ accreditations?
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