CAPM and PMP Exam Prep (PMBOK V6) - LCP301 Reviews

The resources and questions for the official PMP test prep like projectmanagement.com's "Guru" 1000 questions correct and other resources have LOADS of information that this class doesn't have time to mention. I would love to see a longer course that covers more things slower, maybe over 3-4 weeks and more assessments with more opportunities to ask questions and get answers to those questions. ITIL covered a lot but seemed managable with 2 weeks, even though that too was pretty fast. This one surprised me because we learned a LOT, EVERY class, but when I started taking other exam questions and used other resources to prepare for PMP, there were more questions covering topics I'd never heard of than ones covering topics I had. PMP seems to be a huge huge HUGE body of knowledge, and I'd love to get the opportunity to dig further in. This was a great course to get started, and maybe that's all it was supposed to be, but I do not feel at the end of this 2 weeks I am prepared for the PMP exam. I will need weeks of studying other bodies of knowledge, this class being one of many.

I spent many years teaching and had a boss who put a great perspective on courses like this. "Is this something you would spend your own money on?" The answer is no. Although this course didn't come out of my pocket I am aware that it did cost over $3000. I would never pay that much for a gloss over course. Please make this course more comprehensive with the intent of providing skills necessary to employ the PMP process effectively, not just to pass a test.

This was a hard course for me. I had a hard time with the word play that is used on the practice exams and on the big exam at the end. I will probably reset the class before taking the exam.

The class was good. I am disappointed that the PMI application was never discussed with anyone prior to taking the course. I can't remember what I had for lunch last week not alone be about to document 360 hours of project work with start and stop times and details.

website is hard to navigate maybe have the course less technical was lost after the 2nd day but have found and was given other ways o study.

Course was good. Wish the PMPism's were went over first so that we could have been in a better mind set throughout the class rather than at the end. We did have the opportunity to view them ourselves but having the instructor explain them was much more helpful. I would have liked to seen the additional resources much sooner in the beginning of the class. PMI, projectmanagement.com, ritas test. However, they were given and are very helpful. I learnt most of this information in college. The class was a blasting refresher that brought back some lost techniques that I had forgotten. The instructor did a great job at making sure questions were answered so that everyone could understand them.