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I have in new condition (used them for the test but you can't tell) the following books for sale: Design and Control of Concrete Mixtures [Paperback]: $45+ shipping A Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets 2004 [Paperback]: $130+shipping The Asphalt Handbook (Manual) [Paperback]...

Can't... or doesn't care to. A$s.

Oregon 6/12/10 via letter from State Board. I passed.

I took the CE test last spring (2009) and if I had to guess... I probably studied for around 300 hours. I didn't pass. But what I learned was I spent way too much time reviewing EVERYTHING in the CERM. I did every problem in the supplemental questions book which was probably a mistake. When I...

I wonder when Oregon will jump on the NCEES notification bandwagon. I can't believe how many states already have their results. Congrats to all who have passed.

Got mine in Portland... wasn't as lucky as you two. Wouldn't have been a nice birthday present for Saturday.

NO PE results today (at least in Portland).

Who does that... that's weird. You think he failed?

Well I'm off this week and I get my mail around 12:00-1ish. I'll let ya guys know.

+1... When I read that, I was like really? I mean really.

Let us pray....

Good work on this. I guess we wouldn't be engineers if there wasn't a spreadsheet involved.

I think the way the used to handle it was just fine. There was an extension period for people recieving results that they had failed. It didn't seem too hard, but I don't know why the eliminated the extension period

Started studying the CERM in October for an hour or two each week day and about 10-12 hours on the weekend. As I read the CERM I did every practice problem in the Problem book. Got through the CERM in February and started in on the Green book, AASHTO, Steel beam manual.... everything I could...

Boy was I wrong. 2-3 more weeks guys. Looks like CA and OR will be the last states this year.