LEED Green Associate Exam™ Preparation Guide

Great resource to learn the basics of U.S. Green Building Council and its LEED program. Highly encourage this book as one of many resources I used to become a LEED Green Associate.

Great book that helped me prepare to pass my GA exam in September. Between the practice questions at the end of each chapter and the practice quizzes accessible on the mobile site (which you access by scanning the QR code in the book) there were plenty of practice questions. I think there was only one question that I encountered on the real exam that was not covered in the book, but it might have been an experimental question.

Used this and passed the LEED Green Associate exam with a 185/200. The book comes with an online code that allows you to access quizzes and a practice exam. Use these as well.

absoultely great. I rocked it, got a super high score, don't remember exactly. Great reference book too. Unfortunately LEED is going down the drain. By girlfriend had the Ming book or something like that and her book was horrible.

I took 5 days to prepare. So I bought this book alongwith Togay’s practice exam. And passed the test in first attempt with 179 marks!After taking the exam I realized that I had covered most of the topics by reading this book. However, I realized this book could have been more exam focussed.This deficiency and lack of focus was covered by solving Togay’s practice exam.

So far I’m really glad I bought this book for class because it helped my grade go from a 38 to a 89

Liked the QR scan to assist withe glossary. Great information on sustainability.

Not sure if this book was intentionally written so that the reader has to decipher what the definitions of terms are but it seemed like some things were not explicitly explained but you understand it after reading the chapters and looking at the inserted pictures.To build on this, the book seems written by Ai or something. There are tons of basic grammatical mistakes and once again things are not outright explained. None of this is hard to grasp but for a college student or someone who has 0 prior environmental knowledge it could be confusing.