Recent content by jeremy000

Looks like 842 more people are licensed. Fortunately I was one of them.

Does anybody have an indication on whether the Lookup Database could be updated tonight?

Looks like this

One way to check in the Database is to search by number. The board issues numbers sequentially. Right now they are at 77996 and so when you search 77997 and find a result that will indicate that they have added the Succesful April Examinees. Or at least this makes sense to me.

Starting to develop a twitch.

Has any overly excited person phoned the California Board today?

I think it says "MAILED TO HOME ADDRESS" for seismic.

Results prior to the October Exam were taking 13weeks. Look at the pinned results spreadsheet under California. And in Pomona they told our seismic group that it would be 10-12weeks.

Release of the April 2011 Engineering and Land Surveying Examination ResultsUNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL RESULTS BE GIVEN OUT BY TELEPHONE Fundamentals of Surveying Results for the April 2011 Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) are expected to be released by May 27, 2011. All examinees for this...

Would anyone know if we should be expecting to find our results on the NCEES site or as a letter in the mail from the Board? I only have the Seismic to pass and don't know whether to watch the mailbox or the internet.

I just moved from OH to CA. I was (and still am) licensed in OH in 2003 and moved to CA in 2008. If Illinois uses the NCEES 8hr exam and you passed it, then you will get reciprocity for the 8hr exam only.The 8hr is only part of getting licensed in Cali. California has two state specific exams...

X2 on the Hiner class. Webinar is both live and at your leisure. Hiner not only understands seismic but the test as well. i would suggest buying his book. reading it in full and working some of the problems, and then taking the webinar. That way you will never be behind. There are cheaper...

I was looking into how fast the October results were released it it was like 10/30-1/7 or something. Is that as a result of the transition to NCEES? or coincidence. But it's like 69 days vs. the usual 91 for CA. Any explanations?