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Message	Write Preview [quote="Edward Harris" post=32768]Passed the PMP three years ago tomorrow and just finished inputting the last of my PDUs tonight. I was VERY surprised to find out that after you meet the 60 PDU requirement, you then need to press a button that says "Renew", and then pay either $60 (if you're a PMI member) or $150 if you're not. Can someone enlighten me if this is worth it to renew?[/quote]

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10 hours 9 minutes ago #32769
Harry Elston	Edward, I am a member of three professional organizations and I get value out of each one. Only you can make that decision, however. Harry

10 hours 9 minutes ago #32769

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Edward,

I am a member of three professional organizations and I get value out of each one. Only you can make that decision, however.

Harry

10 hours 20 minutes ago #32768
Edward Harris	Passed the PMP three years ago tomorrow and just finished inputting the last of my PDUs tonight. I was VERY surprised to find out that after you meet the 60 PDU requirement, you then need to press a button that says "Renew", and then pay either $60 (if you're a PMI member) or $150 if you're not. Can someone enlighten me if this is worth it to renew?

10 hours 20 minutes ago #32768

Edward Harris

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Passed the PMP three years ago tomorrow and just finished inputting the last of my PDUs tonight. I was VERY surprised to find out that after you meet the 60 PDU requirement, you then need to press a button that says "Renew", and then pay either $60 (if you're a PMI member) or $150 if you're not. Can someone enlighten me if this is worth it to renew?

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