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[BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com]

     Be careful.  I took such a study course for part I of the CHP exam and 
     the course materials were much easier than the actual test.  This can 
     lead to a false sense of security.  I think the test may have been 
     "stepped-up" this year and the course material was based on past 
     questions.  I'm sure other radsafers know what I'm talking about.  I 
     passed, but the additional difficulty was a surprise.
     
     GTS Duratek seemed to put on a reasonable course, but I'm not sure of 
     the cost.  Remember, the course may present a reasonable framework of 
     what to expect, but you certainly should not rely solely on such 
     information.
     
     Good luck,
     Thoughtful HP
     BRZGV@ccmail.ceco.com


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Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at INTERNET
Date:    1/19/96 3:04 PM


At 12:08 PM 1/19/96 -0600, you wrote: 
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>Radsafers,
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>I am interested in a review course for the HP Cert Exam.  First, are there any 
>such courses in North Carolina.  Secondly, are there correspondence courses 
>available.  I am mainly interested in free or low cost courses possibly offered
>by local HPS chapters - $1800 is a little too expensive.
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>Thanks
>
>Brett Houser
>(910)632-2478
>e-mail: USCGCHR3@IBMMAIL.COM
     
Brett- Consultec Scientific offers excellent courses in Oak Ridge, TN. If 
you are looking for a HPS chapter course, try the Balto-Washington chapter 
course. 
Kenneth L. Mossman
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-2701
Phone: (602) 965-0584
FAX: (602) 991-4998
E-mail: ken.mossman@asu.edu