The PMP Exam: How to Pass On Your First Try (Test Prep series)

This book is an exceptionally vaubale book for the PMP. I am taking an online course, and this summarizes 24 courses in a very efficient manner and reinforces learning. I would recommend for anyone contemplating the PMP exam.

I passed the PMP exam on my first try thanks largely to this book. It's clear, concise and well-organized. It has some great tables and grids that make for easy memorization. I found Rita Mulcahy's book much too conversational, and I found Paul Sanghera's book too technical. In my opinion, if you purchase this one book along with PMI's PMBOK Guide, you'll do fine on the exam!

This book was excellent. Clearly written, always on point, and the practice tests were very close to what I experienced on the exam. I also found the test taking tips/strategy indispensible. Take it from someone who used it and passed on the first try, this book lives up to its name.

-Sean
Marshfield, MA.

I took my PMP exam last week and I have to say that of all the books and materials that I used, Andy Crowe's book was the most helpful. It was concise yet covered a lot of relevant topics. Other books confused me but Andy's book put everything in perspective and tied up everything neatly. I suggest reading this book thoroughly several times, not just once, and then read the PMBOK several times as well, and I can guarantee that you will find the exam easy, and like what the book promised, pass it on your first try.

This is an awesome study guide. It does a great job explaining the PMBOK in layman's terms, and the exercises and practice questions were very valuable when I studied for the exam. I especially appreciated the special section on Earned Value. I recently passed the PMP exam, and this book by Andy Crowe really helped.