Nick NCARB
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Nicholas, Each division of the ARE has multiple versions in the test center, so if you take a division 3 times in a year, you will see a different version of the test each time. Typically, we s...
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Nicholas, Thank you for the thoughtful post on ARE 5.0 pass rates! First, it is important to understand that when ARE pass rates are published by NCARB, they represent only a snapshot of how ca...
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Monica, I have sent your message directly to our Customer Relations team and someone will be contacting you soon. We apologize for the delay.
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Nathali, This information is in Section 1 - Zoning Classification.
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Nick NCARB commented,
Official comment Hey Brian, I have forwarded your information to NCARB Customer Service and they should be reaching out to you soon. We apologize for the delay.
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Tasanee, Good question! On the ARE, the question will tell you whether to include the landings or just calculate ramp length. Sample Item 10 in the PDD section of the ARE 5.0 Handbook is a grea...
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Robert, I checked with NCARB Customer Service and it appears they reached out to you yesterday. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Paige, You should have received an email on Friday acknowledging that your name had been updated. If not, let me know and I'll have NCARB customer service reach out to you. Let me know if you h...
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Paige, I looked into your issue and someone from NCARB Customer Service should be reaching out to you this afternoon. We apologize for the confusion.
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Nick NCARB commented,
Hey Pier, As long as you have a basic understanding of what azimuth is, you will be fine on the exam. If a question does ask you about a specific angle, it will specify a reference point/axis to me...