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I have SEAOI notes and looking to trade for a different class...PPI preferably Let me know if interested

will they send us junk out now about whats the next steps in applying...i still have to wait as i took the test early, but atleast will we get info as to how to apply when the time comes for the actual license or we do we have to look into it ourselves?

BS and FE 2009 MS 2010 Civil-Structural PE 2012 (only 1.5 years after working too) that #1 program in the nation down in Champaign was worth it I guess...GO ILLINI!!!

when does illinois's results come up on NCEES website....nothing is there but on the testing agency it says "PASS" so i'm estatic!!!!! just wondering is that the same for everyone from illinois?

yep that's pretty much a dead on view and the same a ton of people had....wait and see now, fingers crossed as I don;t wana put up with this bs again, one time studying was enough torture

The morning wasn't that bad, I felt pretty good except for a couple of them but atleast what I calculated was one of the options so that's promising....structural afternoon was harder then I expected after what I studied and there were more questions I had a bit of trouble on but again what I...

thanks sir, what i kinda figured...did pretty decent on the practice NCEES test, just gotta avoid rushing and skipping over little specs in the codes which they seem to love be the deciding factor..

yeah i know go for 100%.....ive studied for liek 3 months im not trying to inch by, just asking what the cut ranges from out of curiosity

i know they had that one thread with the scores but nobody ever had anything over like 45/80.....what is a good # to kinda expect...i think like 53-56 should get the job done is that correct? just try to get 65% + overall and should be ok?

whats a good # to shoot for, if you get like 53ish would you be in good shape or is it more liek 56???? THANKS!

yeah i know all the other stuff just the retaining wall more indepth stuff for funky situation had me worried...THANKS for the comments and i'm doing the NCEES test next weekend

yeah only illinois reams ya for some reason.....prob cause state is so corrupt they wana keep engineering licenses pure.......LOL

yeah it is vague cause that's EXACTLY what the cerm is lol...whatever it's in the past now....let's rock it!

Atleast you knew beforehand....and that makes sense given we should know what's goign on given its an SE, whereas the PE is on junk we NEVER have done in real life and HIGHLY doubt we ever will so gotta have something to refer to inorder to know what's going on thanks for the help, i figured...

i wouldn't borrow the copies as we printed them all out for normal daily job use and assumed would just use those codes, but then screw it now as we have "stricter" rules then NCEES, so ill bring hard copies and none of the other shit... yeah can't use the kaplan or the notes....whatever...

yeah i dont know why it's got these dumb rules that no other state has which seems like we're getting shafted and thus are at a disadvantage compared to everyone else who we are ultimately compared against with the passing score...to me something seems funky right there... and if you can;t...

I have a question as I can't get any legit answers and everyone beats around the bush and is wishy washy about what can be brought in #1) The CERM is allowed but can you bring in a "REVIEW BOOK" such as the Kaplan PE Review Book...To me they are EXACTLY the same and the CERM has even more...

i'm structural and i'm wondering in the morning how in depth are the retaining wall sections? is it only like 1/2 of the 8 or do they really load up on them with 5/6 questions? also, it seems that cantilever walls are most common as they aren;t that bad and allow for finding active/passive...

in the morning i know its mainly cantilever walls and find the earth pressures and such but whats up in the afternoon....how wild of stuff should we expect, is it super in depth? i know punching shear and other normal foundation stuff like that is probably on it but is there anyhting else that...

thanks, that's what i figured... i think the morning shouldn't be that bad, the water stuff is the hardest then the afternoon structural i dont know exactly what to study per se, but from the outline its just like the morning w a smidge more stuff