Recent content by Becks

I passed already but back then, yeah, I would have paid at this point. Especially if I had been expecting the results at 5 weeks. I'm sure it seems silly to some but I was sick of waiting and couldn't stand the anxiety anymore. Although, it would be pretty terrible to pay just to find out I...

I would pay a lot more than that.

You *might* be able to get away with not bringing the HSM but the RDG is a must. I also was told an asphalt book was not necessary but regretted not having one during the exam.

I understand why some folks are saying that knowing how much others studied might not be helpful, but I personally pursued info about this to set up my study schedule. I started studying about ten weeks ahead of time with the goal to put in ten hours a week. Some weeks I did more and some weeks...

Forgot to mention I'm in Ohio.

Checked online today and saw that I was assigned my license number. I sent my check in on Tuesday so I was surprised how quickly I received my number.

I agree with this. I would love to take a look at the solutions for the problems that truly stumped me and see if maybe my reasoning was correct for a few I wasn't sure about.

Considering that I likely just barely passed, I have no interest in knowing my score.

I actually have a draft started up about this topic as I am also curious about whether anyone actually used their reference materials again. I'm most curious about the Civil Engineering Reference Manual. It's still sitting at home in the office I studied in and I haven't missed it at work yet...

I didn't actually register my EIT status until I took the PE but I had to have it verified and approved by the state of OH before I was allowed to register for the PE and mine still says the same thing. If you take a look at all the results screenshots on the April 2017 board, you'll see that...

Congrats!!! I would have been going nuts all day seeing the other states getting results!

:huh:  well that's something new. Just when I thought I had this whole scoring thing figured out...

Common misconception. I actually read through the entire CERM pre-amble and it explains it in there. From my understanding they determine the number of questions that you must get right to be considered competent and it really has nothing to do with the percentage.

I felt very confident going into the exam as I passed the  practice exam with flying colors, however, after the exam I felt like I would be right at the cut off but wasn't sure which side of the line I would be on. I fluctuated quite a over the last few weeks and deep down I thought I had failed...

I got the e-mail and waited a good 3 mins before I could work up the nerve to check.