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EET: Most electrical classes have a lab. You are only required to take up through Calculus II and diffferential equations, a single chemistry, trig-based physics. (Equations are given but have to be combined manipulated) EE: I am currently in a bridging program to drop the 'T' off of my 'EE'...

Power Systems Analysis, Grainger/Stevenson, $50 (Sold) Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, $125 Schaum's Electric Machines and Electromechanics, $10 (Sold) Schaum's Electric Power Systems, $10 (Sold) (2) NCEES Electrical Power practice test, $40 each (Sold) 2008 NEC (not handbook)...

Yep, it is the same as the one for $39.95 on the website. I am pretty sure I paid $50 for it. Either way, I will take $35 and include shipping if you want it. It has no marks in it. I thought I was saving you $10, my bad.

Power Systems Analysis, Grainger/Stevenson, $50 (Sold) Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, $125 Schaum's Electric Machines and Electromechanics, $10 (Sold) Schaum's Electric Power Systems, $10 (Sold) (2) NCEES Electrical Power practice test, $40 each (1 Sold) 2008 NEC (not...

Power Systems Analysis, Grainger/Stevenson, $50 (Sold) Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, $125 Schaum's Electric Machines and Electromechanics, $10 (Sold) Schaum's Electric Power Systems, $10 (Sold) (2) NCEES Electrical Power practice test, $40 each (1 Sold) 2008 NEC (not...

Did you work under a PE? I have a technology degree and flew to Montana and took the test at 4 years of experience and passed it. I live in GA and have to wait for 3 more years, but at least I have the test out of the way. I am looking into a bridging program to fix my degree, to drop the "T".

I think Montana gives you credit for 1 year of experience prior to graduation for a total of 4 years. I think that is the lowest, but check out: http://ppi2pass.com/ppi/PPIInfo_pg_map-usalink.html

I am late into this conversation but thought I would add my thoughts. I have always been a GM man. I have a 67 Camaro now that needs restored and have had a 77 camaro years ago. I love the new Camaro. I have owned 5 mustangs. For the money and the easy inexpensive upgrades, I would go with the...

Although I flew halfway across the country to take the PE in a state with less waiting time for a technology degree, I wouldn't do it for a prep class. I failed the power test once and then took GA Tech's online power prep and passed the second time. It was $875, but that is cheaper than flight...

No takers, I am lowering the price to $400 for all of the above.

Here is the list: Power Systems Analysis, Grainger/Stevenson, $50 Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers, $125 Schaum's Electric Machines and Electromechanics, $10 Schaum's Electric Power Systems, $10 (2) NCEES Electrical Power practice test, $40 each 2008 NEC (not handbook), $50 GA...

Thanks, I know how stressful it is and I don't want to make it worse for anybody! What a great feeling to be done with all of it this year. I have an ex-coworker that I am rooting for still, so hopefully it isn't over.

All of my comments have been in reference to the FE, because that is what my friends took this time around. I think that if you are still in school you can take the FE at the school. Once you graduate you have to take in Macon. You are correct on the PE though, Macon only. If you only tested...

Man you are on it, I didn't count them I just estimated. Still, I have at least one friend that is not listed yet that got a "passing email" and I have another in your shoes with no email and no posting. With all of the people across the state in schools and then the large crowd in Macon, there...

I mentioned above that they are not done. I have a friend who got the email saying he passed yesterday and he is not listed yet. If you look at all the new listings posted yesterday, there is only a ballpark of 75. There was over a thousand people who took this test in GA. Have patience and I...