ktli wrote:Wow, thanks for posting this! ...
Did you get an email letting you know that you were in the first 600?
tmston2 wrote:What I like: after I figured the review question doo hickey thingy out, it sweeter than 4.0!!
tmston2 wrote:^ WOW! you got thru 120 questions in 2hrs?? NCARB says 30 seconds/ questions but for me its more like 2mins/question
Travisarch wrote:Thanks for insights, trying to decide to switch over or not at this point
tmston2 wrote:sirspens, u tested before me & I tweeted NCARB about the pool of 600; they responded saying im definitely in & will recieve an email about a week after testing;
on to project documentation
Travisarch wrote:Well I switched over and scheduled PPD & PDD exams before xmas, no going back now...wish me luck
(been studying CBDS, Structures & MEP next...hoping i got enough planning and ADA experience to fill the rest)
p.s. most good time slots were taken, only 7:30 am spots available in my center for that week before xmas
architect23 wrote:Thanks so much for your input. How much time do you say the case studies would take?
shortkm1 wrote:I am not sure if you are allowed to say, but were you required to have the equations (such as acoustical calculations) memorized for the exam? Or did they provide the equation with the question?
Testing a week from tomorrow. SO much material!
Look at the very end of the ARE 5.0 Exam Guidelines PDF provided by NCARB. It has all of the "provided resources" that will be available during the exam.
sirspens wrote:Look at the very end of the ARE 5.0 Exam Guidelines PDF provided by NCARB. It has all of the "provided resources" that will be available during the exam.
sirspens wrote:Has anyone who has tested been contacted by NCARB to be updated on the status of "The 600"?
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