I passed the NASCLA exam! I just used 7 books.

It was really much harder than I imagined, and I made all the mistakes along the way. But I did pass. I spent most of yesterday studying and probably another 20 hours over the past few months. But it is over now! I didn't take a prep course. I didn't even have the newest version of the books (I got some from Goodwill for $10). But pass is pass and I am so happy it is over!
#nasclaexamprep

[@GregSmith803]

Congrats!!

[@saharagatetours5541]

All the best forever congrats

[@PreppTour]

Can you please share the list of books that you have used.

[@gregstephens2339]

Bear in mind that the focus of these tests vary from test to test. You may not have the same experience.

[@cloudneto]

What books fall in the category for General Requirements and Site construction?

[@PreppTour]

Am I getting it right, you spent ~30-35 hours to prepare for this exam and passed ?

[@fountaindiver1]

What are the 7 books you used?

[@katychavezattorney1249]

The NASCLA law book. Carpentry, Principles and Practices of Construction, Project Jobsite Management, Project Construction Management,OSHA, and IBC. I actually had older editions of the books so the page numbers were a little off. I got the first one and last two from Amazon, but the others from eBay for about $15 each used. One of them had all the tabs.

[@fountaindiver1]

Thank you

[@user-fg4gh1en3h]

Congratulations! Was there a lot of math on the test

[@katychavezattorney1249]

I would say maybe ten or so questions. But some are super simple like 45 hours pay at $14.50/hour.

[@user-fg4gh1en3h]

Well that wasn't to bad I have to take it and I'm nervous was there blueprint questions on yours

[@katychavezattorney1249]

@@user-fg4gh1en3h yes, there are maybe ten blueprint questions. But some are as easy as counting how many doors there are on the schedule

[@fields1336]

Who wants A Cheese 🧀 sandwich 😊