I just learned I passed! Going to celebrate with cake and an adult beverage today. Thank you Andrew for your tools.

Woo hoo! After several months of studying and a few courses, I passed my PMP today!!! So excited! My tip -- watch your time. The 240 mins is for the entire test. I thought there would be a time limit on each section of 80 mins (for a total of 240 min). There isn't. I got a bit panicky in the second section when I realized that and discovered I was running behind. I did finish section 2 with 85 mins left so I was able to get back on track. Just keep that in mind. 240 mins for the whole test (minus the 10 min breaks). Keep track of time for each section.

Hi all. I just wanted to say how amazing it's been to see this community grow so quickly. It's only been a few days, but I already see many students helping and encouraging each other, which is exactly what this place was designed for, and it's extremely heartening to see. This is meant to be a student-led space for collaboration. A centralized location for sharing PM knowledge and experience. And as we grow, I hope this will only become a better and better resource for you all. However, there will come a time when I cannot personally answer all your questions here. I will continue to do my best, but please understand if I don't get to your post. The truth is, this is not meant to be a space for me to teach PMP. I already do that on many platforms. This space is for you; the students, to collaborate in a way that wasn't possible before. If you want direct access to me, feel free to join me live on youtube every tuesday at 7PM EST.

@Andrew Ramdayal I think this answer is wrong or the question is worded poorly. AC isn't a formula, its a number.

Can someone please confirm this for me. The cost baseline includes contingency reserves. The budget includes cost baseline + management reserves. That means that the budget has both the contingency and management reserves, right, since contingency reserves is already part of the cost baseline.