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You can only use the calculators from the NCEES approved list. No they do not have extra's to lend (at least in TN they didn't when I sat) I would buy one from the list. I think the FX-115 ES is $20 or so. Not a deal breaker for sure. No haven't seen the 570 ES BUT have seen the proctor's take...

mtk1, I got my passing letter 12/19/12. My wife sent the $140 fee that day. Board mailed out a notification on 12/28/12 indicating they were pleased to annouce my registration as an engineer, stamp example, etc. Board mailed license and wallet card on 01/03/13. The processing turn around was...

That's not stupid advice at all. Units are key for sure but also understand what is asked. I think I made the mistake of seeing numbers and started calculating before understanding what was being asked the first time around. Took a calmer approach the second time and passed October 2012's exam...

Not that particular course but School of PE Civil morning and Water Resources afternoon live webinar classes. I thought it was very good. The structural portion was great as all remaining portions were as well. I'm sure you will enjoy it.

Tennessee lists it this way: Unapproved Applicant in one field (even after you're approved to sit) Application in process in another After you pass, get the letter and pay the $140 fee it changes to Active-Fully Licensed, date issued and date expires. We renew every 2 years. We also have a...

Tennessee issues numbers when you apply. I guess they figure you will pass eventually!

I looked at seals for TN on engineerseals.com. Seems reasonable to me. I ordered my TN land surveying stamps from Clancy's Service Stamp Co in Knoxville. Can't remember the cost. Of course it was back in 2004. I got the same email from TSPE. The costs are high but guess it supports TSPE. I'm...

Congrats to everyone who passed. To those who failed, carry on. All you can do is adjust your study habits to focus on weaker areas and knock it out in April. DON'T SIT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION DEPTH!!!! Kidding.

Get the NCEES suggested references and use them along with any other references you think will help. I've noticed the exam relies heavily on those practice question references. Take School of PE (or another refresher course) since you've been away for awhile. Expensive but worth it I feel...

I can't believe ya'll are still waiting! Of course years ago TN didn't release results until around mid January. This have gotten faster. Good luck to all.

Good discussion everyone. Thanks.

I just received a reply from the TN Board. We can use PE. Just wanted to verify. Thanks

Yeah. I like it as well. So you can call yourself a PE due to multiple states? For instance, VTEnviro, PE I'm going to email my board. They are very responsive.

I am a licensed engineer (passed October 2012 exam) and land surveyor (since 2004) in the State of Tennessee. BSCE University of Tennessee/Knoxville 2007. Many college credits towards a land surveying (or Geomatics as it's known today it seems) degree. May finish someday. A few college...

I have the ppi book. I used it during my study period but never opened it for my exam. Passed October 2012's Water Resources exam. I strongly encourage the Davis/Cromwell book. Answered several questions from that book. Also used Applied Hydraulics by Mott extensively. My suggestion: get the...

EI June 2007 BSCE December 2007 PE December 2012 On another note: LSIT January 2003 RLS January 2004

I passed! Civil -Water Resources I'm in Knoxville. Awesome Christmas present! Thank you TN. Hope good news is arriving for everyone still waiting. It's an emotional rollercoaster for sure.

I knew a Chris Slate who worked at Sterling.

We most likely crossed paths/same classes I'm sure. I was in ASCE Student Chapter. Performed the surveying competition at Alabama and Florida when we went there. I'm Mark Driver by the way. Listening to UT men's basketball on the internet right now. Not many UT sports games on TV here in...

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