INTERESTED IN THE LEED AP ND CREDENTIAL?
You’ll first need to earn your LEED Green Associate credential by passing the LEED Green Associate exam. Once you have that, you can take the LEED AP ND exam, a 100-question multiple-choice exam focused on Neighborhood Development.
Both exams are closed-book and taken at a Prometric testing center with a 2-hour time limit.
Is it difficult? The LEED AP ND exam is more advanced than the LEED Green Associate exam, but it is very passable with the right study strategy and practice questions.
Start by getting a feel for the exam with our free 30-question LEED AP ND practice test sample.
30 Free LEED AP ND Practice Test Questions
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These 30 free LEED AP ND practice questions are delivered through our learning management system (LMS), so you can experience exactly what studying with GBES looks like. You will get a feel for our question style, platform, and how we prepare professionals to pass the exam the first time.
It is a great way to test your knowledge, see where you stand, and decide if our full exam prep materials are the right fit for your study plan.
LEED Exam Tips
GBES.com is known for amazing (realistic) LEED practice tests. We have been, since our start in 2007. Our team has pulled out 30 LEED AP ND sample questions (with explanations later) so that you will understand how the exam questions are formatted, the level of detail for your studies, and that this is an exam you can pass and advance your career. Our questions are pulled from the Knowledge Domains (i.e. LEED Process, Sustainable Sites, Energy & Atmosphere, etc.) and simulate the real LEED exam and include Recall, Application, and Analysis samples.
How to Use These 30 Sample Questions
Take the 30 question sample exam we have emailed you (after entering your email above). Maybe you are just getting into your studies or you are taking the exam in a couple weeks. Either way, see where you are at. We have included not only the correct answers later in this document, but explanations for why that answer. Our practice exams are tricky, like the real exam. You have to train yourself to select the “best” answers – which, yes, is frustrating. But, all things considered, when you are in a question, what is the greenest answer and overall makes the most/best sense?
