LEED GA vs AP explained: compare eligibility, exam pathways, specialties and preparation options to decide where to start your LEED credential journey.
A second specialty adds six CE hours a period, not another thirty, and gives you no second clock. The arithmetic, the proration, and whether to bother.
30 hours every two years is the easy part. The clock is what catches people out, and the 12-month grace period is a loan against your next reporting period.
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