I have Essentials 2nd ed, and I look through it with some frequency, so I could technically sit for the exam now (not that I'm anywhere near studied up enough to do so). I just wonder if/how testing will change when the new edition comes out (read: if I buy exam prep materials now but don't sit until, say, September, will my registration get grandfathered in under the 2nd ed, or will I have to conform to the 3rd ed testing?). I have "call NSCA" on my to-do list before this week is over.
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