Keene, NH -- February 2, 2010 -- Marlboro College Graduate School and the Keene, NH Chapter of the Project Management Institute are jointly offering a 10-week Exam Prep Study Group on Wednesdays from April 14th through June 16th, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM in Brattleboro, VT.

Individuals who have met the criteria for sitting for the examination and who want to take the examination in 2010 should consider taking this class to structure their final preparation. Class size will be limited to 30 and the cost of the class is $500. The Keene PMI Chapter is a 501(c)(6) non-profit organization.

The examination itself is a four-hour intensive test. Passing the exam takes more than project management experience. Understanding both the material and the style of question used is critical. The class will be taught by PMP® certified members of the PMI Keene NH Chapter and faculty of the Graduate School.

According to CIO magazine, project management is one of the hottest professions for 2010. The Project Management Professional (PMP®) Certification offered by the Project Management Institute is the most widely accepted examination for project management in the world.

For more information, email info@pmi-keene.org or visit www.pmi.org and www.pmi-keene.org.

Since 1997, Marlboro College Graduate School has offered master's degrees, certificate programs and professional development courses to working adults in a blended format that combines online learning and face-to-face classes. Current programs include a Master of Arts in Teaching with Technology, a Master of Science in Information Technologies, a Master of Science in Management - Health Care Administration, an MBA in Managing for Sustainability, and a wholly online Bachelor of Arts completion program for Managing Information Systems. Marlboro College Graduate School is part of Marlboro College, a private, four year liberal arts college with a history of teaching students to think clearly and learn independently. Visit gradschool.marlboro.edu for more information or contact Joe Heslin, 888-258-5665, x209, jheslin@marlboro.edu.