Check out Rita Mulcahy's book, testing software, and flashcards. I'm using it now to study and it's been very helpful. I know people that used only Rita's items and passed with no problems. Here is the link to Rita's website but you can get the stuff cheaper on Amazon.com. http://www.rmcproject.com Saving Changes...
Robert ProlProject Manager| KPMG LLPEast Sandwich, Ma, United States
JK, this is a frequent question in the discussions. I self-studied with a PMP prep guide, and took some online modules through SmartForce while still serving in the US Army Reserve. Self study requires lots of self discipline, but I think contextualizes the content much better. Saving Changes...
Don KimPROJECT-TO-PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT EXPERT| Seeking opportunitiesSacramento, CA, United States
I've recommened a webpage on my site before, but here it is in case you find it useful:
As Robert said, this is a frequent question. I did self-study, and I would recommend looking at all types of business courses that you took in the past to try to meet the education requirements. I bet you will find many that are PM-related. There was no education-hours requirement when I got my PMP.
There are also many good on-line and in-person courses available to help you study and to fill the educational requirement.
