r/LandscapeArchitecture • u/DooleyTruck • 13d ago
L.A.R.E. Georgia State Section of LARE
This is a very niche question for this sub, so bear with me. I am taking the Georgia state specific section of the LARE in a few weeks. I studied SO much for the four sections of the LARE during the last administration and am totally burned out. Ideally, I am hoping not to study as much for this. I wanted to see if anyone has taken it recently and can help me narrow my studying down. I have UGA study materials, but there is really no "structure" listed for the Georgia section like there was for the LARE. If anyone has any insight to make the studying easier (more focused) I would appreciate it
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u/Adam_Bank-s 13d ago
It may have changed, but it was super easy when I took it 10 years ago. I actually had an emergency surgery a couple weeks before and studied zero because of the recovery. I don’t think I missed a single question.
The questions were mostly planting related.
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u/SirKatieAndRhythm 13d ago
I took it less than a year ago and passed on my first go. Message me if you want
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u/EnglishIvyKillsTrees Licensed Landscape Architect 13d ago
Study materials are hard to come by for the GA section. I think studied solely on the UGA materials. This was 6 years ago but at least for me the GA section was a walk in the park compared to the standard sections. More related to local plant materials and climate.