Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are Flexible Payment Options?

Our student finance department will work with you to determine a reasonable payment plan for your individual needs.

Q: "What is the difference between PMI ® and PMP ® ?"

The Project Management Institute is known as the PMI organization. Their professional certification is called PMP which stands for Project Management Professional. You would receive PMP certification from PMI.


Q: "How does this course compare to the other PMI PMP reviews?"

Similar material as other PMP review programs, based on the same Professional Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®). Attending this course satisfies your 35 hour formal training requirement for certification. We use an Accelerated Learning format. Each of our students is physically and actively involved all day long. The terms and concepts are the same. Our unique schedule also allows busy professionals to attend a weekend class to maximize your learning during four days of class without significantly interrupting your work week.

Q: "How is the 4500 to 7500+ hours experience calculated ?"

The time is to be non-overlapping and based on time spent on the project itself, not the overall project duration. A rough calculation is you need about two and one-half years with a university degree or about five years with a high school diploma. Your projects can include business projects, weddings, political campaigns, home building, vehicle design, software development, etc. The objective is something that was involving people with time constraints and limitation on resources & expenditures.


Q: "Should I register for the Exam before attending class ?"

YES! The PMI Project Management Institute requires applicants to complete at least 35 contact hours of project management training prior to sitting for the certification exam. You are not required by PMI to have completed training before making your application for the exam. You can satisfy this requirement with our PMP Prep class.