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Message	Write Preview [quote="Cornelius Fichtner" post=5708]Christopher, Use your bachelor's degree because your PMP requirements for "project management experience" are significantly easier to reach. Please see page 6 of the PMP handbook: https://www.project-management-prepcast.com/pmphb And congrats on obtaining your bachelors![/quote]

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8 years 10 months ago #5708
Cornelius Fichtner	Christopher, Use your bachelor's degree because your PMP requirements for "project management experience" are significantly easier to reach. Please see page 6 of the PMP handbook: www.project-management-prepcast.com/pmphb And congrats on obtaining your bachelors!

8 years 10 months ago #5708

Cornelius Fichtner

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Christopher,

Use your bachelor's degree because your PMP requirements for "project management experience" are significantly easier to reach.

Please see page 6 of the PMP handbook: www.project-management-prepcast.com/pmphb

And congrats on obtaining your bachelors!

8 years 10 months ago #5706
Christopher Mbah	I was employed in my company with a high school degree and I have served as a PM in several large projects. I just completed my bachelors degree about a year ago and I want to obtain a PMP. Can I use the newly-obtained bachelors degree? Or should I use my high school degree?

8 years 10 months ago #5706

Christopher Mbah

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I was employed in my company with a high school degree and I have served as a PM in several large projects. I just completed my bachelors degree about a year ago and I want to obtain a PMP. Can I use the newly-obtained bachelors degree? Or should I use my high school degree?

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