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One book is left for sale (retails for $59.95 + shipping): * Civil Engineering Solved Problems, 5th Edition (Lindeburg) - $35 shipped

New prices: * Civil Engineering Solved Problems, 5th Edition (Lindeburg) - $35 shipped * Six-Minute Solutions (Water Resources and Environmental) - $35 shipped

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Was fortunate enough to pass the PE Civil exam in April and I am selling the following books that helped me along the way: * Civil Engineering Solved Problems (Lindeburg) - $45 * Six-Minute Solutions (Water Resources and Environmental) - $40 * NCEES PE Civil Sample Questions &amp...

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The night before the test, I got 2 hours of sleep and figured I had absolutely no chance of passing as a result of being so exhausted. I was in a fog driving to the exam site and my eyes felt heavy. When the chief proctor said “you may begin”, I was like a fighter hearing the bell ring to...

Found a Means Construction Dictionary at work. Was wondering about the definition of a pile bent when I saw it in a practice problem. Found the definition in Means, so I will bring it in case a similar term shows up on an actual exam problem.

Noticed last week that I haven't been as anxious to hit the books lately as I was initially. 2 months in with 160+ hours study so far including School of PE review course. Took the NCEES sample exam today, although I didn't attempt to answer questions on topics I have not yet covered. Scored...

Thanks for the replies. It is encouraging and I will surely be taking the civil (water resources/environmental) PE exam in Virginia. Any suggestions for out-of-discipline studying would be appreciated, although I imagine the basics (tab the CERM, solve problems, etc.) still apply.

I am an ME but have only worked in the civil field. Would it be practical for me to take the PE Civil exam? I will be taking a civil review course, but am wondering if it is possible to learn the material well enough for the exam during the review.