PPI Facebook Promotion

June 28th, 2010

Thank you for helping PPI reach 100 Facebook fans. As promised they posted a promo code on their Facebook page. Below is their post:

Thank you for helping PPI exceed our goal of 100 Facebook fans.

Use Promo Code ARFB6 at http://www.ppi2pass.com/ to save 20% on all PPI ARE prep materials.
Don’t forget, Promo Codes can be used to enroll in Passing Zones which start next Tuesday, July 6th. Orders must be placed by June 29, 2010 (midnight, PDT). Promo Codes are not valid on iTunes

Facebook, PPI, and a Promo

June 23rd, 2010

There are about 3 reasons people visit architect54.com. They are taking the architectural registration exam, they will be soon taking the architectural exam, or they want a promotion code for a discount off of the Ballast books. The last reason being one of the most popular.

Well why should I disappoint? PPI is building their Facebook fan base and have offered a 20% discount promo code, if I can help get 100 people to become their fans. So let’s do that.

Visit http://www.facebook.com/PPI.ARE right now
and become a fan!

Help PPI reach 100 Facebook fans and get 20% Off PPI ARE review materials. The challenge is to get 100 people to join PPI ARE Prep on Facebook by Monday, June 28th. If we reach the goal, PPI will post a Promo Code here on Monday for 20% off all of their ARE exam prep materials.

So visit http://www.facebook.com/PPI.ARE and make yourself a fan! Let’s get that promo code posted! If you’re a Ballast user already, think of someone out there that doesn’t have their books yet. Let’s become fans and grab this promo code. A 20% promo is much better than what’s posted now. ;)

Less Than Half is Good

June 22nd, 2010

My progress has improved. I’m meeting under half of my study goals. That’s actually good.

It takes me quite some time to work out a problem. I’m not quick. I learned breaks help me somewhat. Sometimes a break extends too long, but getting up from the desk after 2 or 3 questions seems to help my flow. I’m very slow completing questions.

I’m using R. E. Shaeffer’s Elementary Structures for Architects and Builders. It has a lot of sample problems and answers. If you need help like I do, this is a good supplement to your additional resources. Check out this textbook from a library before purchasing it. It is a listed NCARB resource for the Structural Systems architectural registration exam.