Full PMI PgMP Application
Review and Rewrite
Pass PgMP Application Process | Help with writing Program Management Experience Summaries | Meet PMI’s Panel Review Criteria | Proven Track Record of Approved Applications | PgMP Application Examples & Templates Provided | Application Approved or Money Back
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PgMP Application Review Form
$249 USD
Discounted pricing validity is 2 days only.
Note that you will receive an email with a link to pay for the application review.
PgMP Application Review and Rewrite FAQs
1. What does the PgMP Application Review and Rewrite include?
The PMI PgMP Application Review and Rewrite service by CareerSprints.com includes a complete and comprehensive evaluation of your entire PgMP Application, including your program management experience summaries, which will help you pass PMI’s application completeness review and the panel review process.
If you're unsure which programs to include in your application, we can help you identify them. You'll also receive PgMP application samples to guide you in writing your draft program management experience summaries.
If your application has been rejected, we will rewrite it to align with PMI’s standards and expectations after reviewing their feedback.
2. How does CareerSprints help with PGMP Application Approval?
CareerSprints.com is an established name when it comes to reviewing and rewriting applications. Over 500 people have used our PMP Application Review and Rewrite service to pass PMI’s application evaluation process and qualify for the exam.
When it comes to PgMP, you need someone who can bring in expertise, experience, and confidence to guide you through the process—and that’s exactly what we do. We have extensively studied PgMP application rejection reasons from different candidates and understand how PMI expects the information to be presented.
We don’t take shortcuts or use lazy approaches to write your PgMP application experience summaries since they form the core of your PgMP Application. Additionally, we ensure that all applications are thoroughly checked and reviewed after writing to make sure they tick all of PMI’s approval checkboxes.
3. What are the PGMP Eligibility Requirements?
It’s important to understand the PgMP requirements set by PMI prior to applying for the certification.
To become eligible for the PgMP certification exam, you must meet the requirements under one of the following three options:
Option 1: If you have a high school diploma, associate degree, or global equivalent:
Then you need to show:
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48 months (4 years) of project management experience
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84 months (7 years) of program management experience
Option 2: If you have a bachelor’s degree or higher:
Then you need to show:
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48 months (4 years) of project management experience
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48 months (4 years) of program management experience
Option 3: If you have a bachelor’s or master’s degree from a GAC-accredited program:
Then you need to show:
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36 months (3 years) of project management experience
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36 months (3 years) of program management experience
Your can also review the Program Management Professional (PgMP) handbook for more information about the application process.
4. How do I fill out the PgMP Application?
The PgMP (Program Management Professional) application is a comprehensive and rigorous process that requires careful preparation and attention to detail. There are multiple sections that you need to fill out by logging into the PgMP Application page on the PMI website.
These sections include information about your academic education, project and program management experience, and your program management experience summaries, which are detailed descriptions related to specific program management topics. While documenting your program management experience, you will also need to mention the projects that were part of the program.
5. What is the PGMP Certification?
PgMP, also known as the Program Management Professional Certification, is a prestigious credential offered by PMI. It assesses an individual’s understanding of program management, which is the practice of grouping and managing multiple related projects as a cohesive whole to help organizations achieve their strategic and business goals.
Targeted at professionals actively engaged in program management, the PgMP certification goes a step beyond the PMP, which focuses primarily on project management.
Program management differs from project management in that it evaluates an individual’s experience, skills, and ability to oversee component projects and their resources in alignment with broader organizational objectives.
6. How should I document my Program Management Experience in the PGMP Application?
This is the most complex section of your PgMP application and must be written with care, sincerity, and attention to detail. The panel review will evaluate this section more critically and meticulously; therefore, it’s essential to ensure that your responses are clear, specific, and experience-based.
There are two key parts you need to complete when documenting your program management experience:
1. Program Management Experience:
In this section, you need to provide details about the program(s) you managed. This includes writing a high-level program objective, outlining the benefits of the program to the organization, and briefly describing the projects that made up the program.
2. Program Management Summaries:
Here, you are required to answer questions from three domains: Program Strategy, Program Governance, and Program Leadership. Each domain contains two prompts, and you must respond to at least one prompt in each domain.
For example, under Program Strategy, the two prompt options are:
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Establishing or contributing to a program roadmap or business case aligned with the organization's strategic objectives, OR
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Defining a plan to monitor and oversee program benefits realization.
Your responses should directly address the prompt with clear, experience-based examples. Avoid answers that sound theoretical or textbook-like.
7. Do I get PGMP Application Examples and Templates?
Yes, the CareerSprints team will provide PgMP application templates and a checklist, which you can use to understand how to write your program management experience. You can use the PgMP application examples that we provide to prepare a first draft for our review.
We will also provide you with essential submission tips for the PgMP application to help you avoid commonly overlooked errors many candidates make during the submission process.
8. Why does PMI reject PGMP Applications?
While there are many reasons why PMI and the panel reviewers may reject an application, here are some of the most common and standout reasons:
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Not clearly defining the program objectives, the strategy that drives the program, or the goal assigned to you by the organization.
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Not explaining the program benefits in a tangible manner. Statements must be supported by quantifiable metrics.
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Answers sound too theoretical and do not provide specific examples of program management tasks undertaken by the applicant.
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Focusing on the team’s contribution to the program instead of your personal contribution.
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Not providing focused responses to the program experience summary prompts, or providing only partial answers to the prompt.
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Responses come across as describing project management work rather than program management responsibilities.
Fixing these types of mistakes is critical to getting the application approved.
9. How do I know CareerSprints will help get my PGMP Application approved on the first try?
The PgMP application experts at CareerSprints understand how critical it is to pass the panel review process and have a deep understanding of the steps needed to get the application through without hassle. We have thoroughly analyzed every part of the application process and follow a structured system to write each application meticulously, focusing on the key elements PMI expects to see.
Therefore, as part of our PgMP application help service, we carefully review each summary to ensure it reflects your personal contributions at the program level, includes metrics that demonstrate the tangible impact you’ve had on the organization, and incorporate other improvements that align your application with PMI’s language and structure.