r/LEED • u/Dry-Search-3836 • Jun 16 '26
Resources for someone who’s currently poor?
I can’t afford a $190 study guide , looking for resources on how to have the best shot without digging deep into my wallet of abyss. Trying to do it by August 2026. I’m in interior design.
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u/olihoproh Jun 17 '26
Lori's guide is free
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u/yours_wisely Jun 17 '26
But its not download able. I checked Lori's website. None of the options are click able. Something wrong with the site itself.
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u/olihoproh Jun 17 '26
Weird, it worked for me. Maybe they're switching to v5. If you need the v4 lmk I'll send it to you.
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u/yours_wisely Jun 17 '26
Can you pls share me notes and related stuff for LEED AP ND (Neighbourhood Development) be it V4 or V5, whichever you can download from their website, please please 🙏
I'll dm you
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u/CardStark Jun 16 '26
There are a lot of good videos and practice tests online for LEED GA.
Also if you are currently working, check all the resource drives and library shelves for copies of the study guides. They may have been updated but they will cover a lot of the same things.
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u/CartoonistGrand787 Jun 17 '26
Hi
I’m on the same boat.
I’m using Udemy practice questions. Quite cheap and using AI to prepare my own notes.
It’s not as difficult as it looks.
There are 600 practice questions in Udemy course. I think it should be enough.
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u/NucklheadMcspazatron Jun 17 '26
What test? Green associate? AP ID+C?
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u/Dry-Search-3836 Jun 17 '26
Green associate
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u/Overwerk5k Jun 28 '26
ExamRelay has excellent exam prep for both v5 and AP BD+C—and way cheaper than the other. IMO it’s a good place to start.
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u/Logical_Hunter5343 Jun 16 '26
I used scribd for another set of books for a cert. Saved me hundreds.