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i thought the morning was difficult, but that is pretty normal for me. i don't really start getting my third wind until the afternoon anyway. So, i thought the afternoon was easier than the morning. i will say that they put some of the most random questions on that exam. i don't see how anybody...

Environmental - Virginia

The 2 books i thought were very useful were Air Pollution - Cooper Alley and an older book, but this book was probably one of my top 3 references, and i would suggest picking it up if you don't already own it. Hazardous Waste Site Soil Remediation by Wilson/Clarke. it's a MUST have for the...

I thought the morning was pretty tough. there didn't seem to be any wastewater problems on the test. I was a little frustrated. The afternoon was ok for me. I had two really great references that proved to be very useful, so i just hope my afternoon score will be abnormally high to offset the...

In my opinion experience is more important than education. i know a ton of educated engineers that are still as green as the grass grows and are able to sit for the PE. I would rather get my engineering advice from someone that's been doing the work for 20 years. Just my opinion.

I agree with VTEnviro. Not much can be done. You literally might have missed it by a question, but still, you missed it by a question, and that's the bottom line, pretty much.

Dude, 64/100 is super high in my opinion. i would have thought that would have been a pass definitely. Unbelieveable. it's like you have to get an actual 70/100 to get the 70. Give me a break!

Failed here as well, 2nd time. 54/100. i thought the afternoon portion of the exam was very difficult.

i've always heard that you should pick a letter and stick with it. so if you have a string of 10 circuits questions, you should go with B (if that is the letter you are going with) and go with that straight down. this will at least guarantee that you get those questions right that are that...

I felt the exact same way. i was trying to keep track of how many i know i got right while i was taking the exam. out of the 50 in the morning. i know i got 30 correct, which to me isn't too bad, but the afternoon was wicked hard. out of the 50 in the evening, i know i got 20 right, but thats...

Well, you guys would know. Thanks!

I definitely would go with Geotechnical Engineering. i am an Environmental Engineer (by education), but i always wanted to work outside instead of behind a desk. I am out of the office alot and actually enjoy what i do, and dont have to be involved with office politics. another field you could...

Anybody know if this reference is worth buying to take to the PE Exam? I have the Standard Handbook and the EnvERM. just wondering if this is a waste of money.

Of course having an EIT is worth something. Where I work, you could have your degree in Engineering, but without the EIT, you are not considered an Engineer. Even you are JUST an Engineer in Training, you are still an Engineer. I mean you could have a degree in Political Science with an EIT...

Yeah, results are on NCEES's website. Fail for me

It took me 4 times before i passed on the 4th attempt, so I kinda know how you feel. Good for you for not giving up!!

I know it is silly to wonder about the cut score, but does anybody have any thoughts? I know there are 100 questions, so i was thinking maybe 65 would be the cut score. Any opinions?

I took the Environmental PE too, first time for me. I didn't think it was too complicated. If i had a couple of more resources, i think i would have passed no problem, but as of right now, i give myself a 50/50 chance. I thought the morning was a little easier than the afternoon, but i think...

It has definately been quiet in here. I read the entire Standard Handbook of Environmental Engineering, now i'm going to focus on as many problems as i can do until the exam. I hate studying.