So now that you’ve decided to take on the PMP exam, you’re wondering how to plan for studying. You’re in luck because I’m going to share my study plan. I took a full six months to prepare for the exam but three of those months were only for studying. The other three months were used to gather work experience, complete the application, figure out what study material I needed and come to terms with the fact that I was really about to attempt this difficult exam. Because there is so much material to cover, I knew that having a plan to study would just as important as the studying itself.
My study plan was made to fit my schedule, so if your situation is anything like mine, this plan will work for you. I’m not married, I work a full-time job, 40 hours per week and I don’t have any children to care for. I submitted my application to take the exam July 7, 2019, my application was approved July 15, 2019 and I scheduled my exam for August 3, 2019. I cut it extremely close. I know. I had a goal of becoming certified summer of 2019 and I was committed to meeting that deadline. You can too.
This plan will reflect my exact activities in preparation for the exam, so if the circumstances above are not similar to yours, this plan may not work. You may be able to tweak it, but I only suggest this for a person in a similar situation.
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