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Yep, it’s lame. The EIT license looks more impressive than the PE license. 

Thank you. Most of the professors are good. I took the structural depth - some of their structural guys talk very fast, but I guess they have a lot to cover. You have to do some self studying and crank out as many problems as you can.  1) The summary of formulas that EET give you are very good...

I passed my exam on my second attempt. I attribute my exam failure on the first attempt to being unorganized, nervousness, and procrastination. I learned my lessons from my failure and adjusted. This is the best advice I can give to those of you who are studying for the upcoming PE exam: If...

This is me. Congratulations. I’ve considered PhD, but like you said...if someone else pays for it. Current place of work is not going to do that.

My goal was to go back to school, get my degree, pass the FE, and become a PE within 10 years. I am now done with my “10 year plan”, and as happy as I am about it, I feel like I should set a new 10 year plan. What’s next for you?

Got my license number! 👍

When you guys log into the pals system, is this all that’s left in your checklist to complete? Never noticed there was 2 items left in there. Does anyone know what “National Examination” is, or why it’s there?

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Took and passed Structural on my second attempt. Took EET AM and passed. H&H was my weakest topic based on the analysis from my first attempt. I really liked Dr. Islam’s approach to teaching. I really think he was one of the best teachers they had on the AM topics. I honestly think I could...

Thanks! Can we have some stamps as a congratulatory gift? 😁 Who am I kidding...I’m gonna buy one.

Still nothing. 😕

Civil Structural, passed on second attempt. So happy I don’t have to spend my summer studying for October 2019...

My state puts your EIT license number as “null and void” as its status after you pass the PE, so other than a memento, it’s meaningless. I wouldn’t hang it up at all. File it away with the rest of your old paperwork. 

Was the question on the AM you thought had multiple possible answers, a question with multiple statements given and then asking you which of those statements were true?

Second time. I found the morning easier than October 2018, probably because I studied more for it and was much more organized. I did a lot of flipping around and wasting my time last time. The afternoon was “different” as someone else put it. I did far more thinking and less computations with...

Also second attempt structural. AM - Guessed on a few, actually had time to check some answers this time. PM - I was initially thrown for a loop on a number of questions but turns out they were actually not that complex. Once those questions had time to marinate in my mind, while I did some...

Also failed. First attempt.

No, they exhausted all their resources sending out the surveys faster, now the results will come slower. 😂

I have been there 3 times - very cool place. We last went in July. If any of you live within a 5 hour drive of this place I would say it’s worth going to check it out. My wife hates museums, but loves this place. The glass blowing demonstrations are very fun to watch.

I did not bring one with me and I am regretting it. I had the bare minimum references and a couple of review binders and all of it weighed no less than 80 lbs. I said I wasn’t going to bring the AAAHTO or PCI manuals, but I did. Where did I cheap out? Seat cushion. Too bulky I said, not bringing...