Recent content by smigaboo

I agree. The price point should be lower. I'm just happy it helped me.

Exactly! I think bypassing the video lectures is the best strategy. The notes/slides were quite comprehensive and were sufficient for me to fill the gaps where I lacked.

Yep! I'm surrounded by first time passers where I work and none of them took the class. I didn't take it until I failed twice. I did not go through all of the videos since all they do is cover is slides which are the notes (very slow pace). Since the notes and material is procured specifically...

...But you passed first time. So I'd say it was a success. School of PE helped me make the difference in passing on my third try (Results from TODAY!). I went through all the School of PE notes very carefully and indexed/tabbed it all. Doing that along with practicing their practice problems and...

Take School of PE or another class. It really helped me raise my score about the same amount you need to. If you can understand all the notes and do all the problems, it will go a long way, it did for me. $1300.00 was a big bite to take from m wallet though.

Third try and its a PASS!!! School of PE got me over the hump. The best thing I did was index all of their notes and study them thoroughly. Many practice problems too from School of PE, C&I, Graffeo's EE Guide to Passing, Wildi's electrical machines, drives, and power systems, Camara's PPI...

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Lies!

The above quote from vhap49 and later re-quoted by Knight1fox3 seems falsified, I re-read the NCEES examinee guide and there is no verbiage in there that says "upon early indications of a failing score". Knight1fox3 and vhap49 appear to be perpetuating fear among us hopeful/hopeless test takers...