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Figured I'd start on for Maryland....

I generally am a night owl, not a morning person, and have trouble getting to sleep early. Any advice?

Hi, I am wondering how important it is to have the AASHTO Roadside Design Manual, as I've seen it come up on a practice test.

Since we can't bring in pads of paper and what not, will that be provided so that we have space to work out the problems? How does that work?

I thought it would be a good idea for all of us to put our minds together and share what we are tabbing in our reference manuals. I'll start by showing what I've tabbed For CERM: 16-6 Hydraulic Radius 17-7 Laminar and Turbulent Flows 16-3 Bernoulli's 16-11 Pipe wall Thickness 18-8...

I thought it would be a good idea for all of us to put our minds together and share what we are tabbing in our reference manuals. I'll start by showing what I've tabbed For CERM: 16-6 Hydraulic Radius 17-7 Laminar and Turbulent Flows 16-3 Bernoulli's 16-11 Pipe wall Thickness 18-8...

Hi, Taking the test in Maryland in a few weeks. Had a couple of questions. Are there places nearby to grab some food during the lunchbreak? Do you leave your references in the testing center during the break? Is there ample parking at the testing facility?

Hey everyone, So I've been doing practice problems, and I'm doing pretty well when it comes to the quantitative questions, as I've been practicing the problems nonstop. However, I'm not doing too well when it comes to the qualitative/theoretical questions. Any advice on how I can improve on...

Will this be on the exam? NCEES didnt seem to list it under Transportation but I was almost sure that it would be.

What exactly is on this? Is it mostly economics? Along w/ scheduling and such?

Hi, I am studying out of the All in One exam guide by Goswami and was wondering if the chapter "Water supply quantity and quality" would need to be studied for the breadth portion of the exam. Its a lot of chemistry (which I'm quite rusty on) so I just want to make sure I have to make the...

It seems that a lot of problems from this book are much more involved than what would be on the exam. Is this a safe assumption to make? If so, what other books would you recommend where I can look at questions that I'm more likely to see on the PE?

Hi, I'm filling out my application to take the Maryland exam in October and theres one question that is getting to me... It says "Have you ever been convicted in any State or Federal court a felony or of a misdemeanor directly related to the fitness and qualification to practice engineering?"...