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I would take the new test in October or next April. You won't have to "re-qualify" for the Oregon board, and hopefully the grading will be conducted to a uniform, national standard, and perhaps you could even review your test and appeal its grading if you don't pass.

Thanks, ichiro and WaEngineer. I'm in Oregon. It's rather amazing that results haven't reached everyone in Washington yet. The letter was dated March 18, but it must not have gone out until at least Monday.

A congratulations letter found its way to my mail box today. My online status is still unchanged.

That's cold-blooded. Sorry to hear that.

So far there's nothing out there to disprove this theory...

Did they give any indication as to whether they put postage on the envelopes?

I wonder how many people will be taking the new test in a few weeks because of this. Maybe if those people pass the new test and then get word that they already passed last October's test, they can be designed something unique, like Double-Secret SE.

I think the next step is for the governor to write each result letter by hand (a whopping 159 letters), using paper that has been certified as having been logged in Washington. Then they need the state legislature to certify the governor's executive action, but that won't be possible until a...

Their November meeting minutes indicate that 159 people took the exam. This seems no higher than usual.

I wonder if they'll still fail 80% of the examinees after this mess. Silly question, I know.

Don't know if I got a letter yet, but here's something interesting. Up above, there's a link to the agenda for the board meeting last week. If you open that link, and then delete the "agenda" reference and refresh your browser, you should be taken to the board's home page. Where...

In case you haven't done so already, go log into your NCEES account for your results.

Yes.

There was also at least one rather misleading direction/instruction on one of the bridge problems, I thought. It's all rather disconcerting, since there is no appeal or review process in place for the SE III anymore.

If past cut-scores and pass rates are any indicator, my response would be "harshly."