Leah

Still time to register for the GA LARE Review June 7-9 in Athens, GA.
https://classiccenter.formstack.com/forms/larereview2018

ILASLA Winter LARE Session
2/17/2018 Saturday
LARE Candidates in the Chicagoland metro area and in the Great Lakes region are invited to participate in a two track prep session at the IIT Campus hosted by Illinois ASLA Chapter together with lunch sponsor Kettlekamp and Kettlekamp. Section 1 & 2 Saturday is a half day discussion format. Section 3…[Read more]

UCLA Extension LARE Review Courses
UCLA Extension LARE Prep Courses Winter 2017
 
Section 1 – March 11
Date/Time:         Sat 9am-5pm
Description:        Workshop covers the LARE Section 1: Project and Construction Administration: regulations, contracts, and construction administration processes.
Cost:      $320    
Advance enr…[Read more]

Kalia,
Just registering and taking the LARE is up to around $2000 at current prices, and CLARB keeps raising them.
Some people do not necessarily need to take a prep class. I would advise people to get some basic information via a class or at the very least pay attention to the available free resources available thru CLARB or the ASLA web site or…[Read more]

In response to Matt Mathes:
Who knows how much prep time you need!
Only you do.  If you do take the Exam right after graduation then you are well prepared. If you wait, well then research shows that much of what you learned unless you apply it quickly diminishes with time . As for costs?
Well, I think it only fair to post the costs of our…[Read more]

UCLA Extension LARE Prep Courses Fall 2016
 Section 1 – Nov 5
Date/Time:         Sat 9am-5pm
Description:        Workshop covers the LARE Section 1: Project and Construction Administration: regulations, contracts, and construction administration processes.
Cost:      $320    
Advance enrollment required; no enrollment at the door.
 
Section 2 – N…[Read more]

To see the LARE reviews I am scheduled to teach in the fall of 2016, please go to the EVENTS link of this web-site.

I don’t look at it as older folks helping younger folks but rather peers helping peers. As Matt has heard me say, more than half of the folks in my Corson Learning webinars are over 40 and sitting for the LARE. I respect those who took the UNE for their fortitude. I don’t think I could do that in one day in some stiflingly hot state fairground…[Read more]

Agreeing with and endorsing J. Robert Wainner’s comments posted on Jan. 25, July 28 and Oct. 23, if each licensed professional reached out to help only 1 active LARE candidate, the profession grows. Design construction professions similar to landscape architects each have paid and pro-bono prep instructors as well as free and commercial study…[Read more]

Bob, not everyone has access to someone like you! And the LARE prep classes were started to tackle how to teach more than one candidate at a time. I would say most of the LARE prep providers are doing this for the same reason you do, but they can’t do it for free.

The world is different from when you took the UNE, so is medicine and other…[Read more]

When the new format was instated, the record holder fee covered a whole year, so that you could save a little bit of money by attempting to take the exam sections either together or as Tony did, a week apart without a “new” application fee. I like Tony’s suggestion. Rebooting takes about a week, and with the window for exams, could easily be…[Read more]

Hi Tony.  After attending a review session by Matt Mathes last year, it was recommended to take 1 & 2 together and 3 & 4 together.  This was because there was a certain amount of overlap between these sections which made for better studying.  I took 1 & 2 on back to back days last year in December due to the distance I had to travel to take the ex…[Read more]