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Thanks all!  That was the answer a professor gave me too (use normal depth unless specifically asked otherwise).  

Thank you both!  

Supposedly they never mailed it to me?!  They were supposedly emailing it and mailing it, but yet to receive the email.  

Sigh.  Of course they never returned my call.  Mine also only has the "initial license/permit/cert fee" field blank, but no paperwork as of yet...

I called today and they said all of my information is in order; however, they are unsure if the paperwork was mailed to me (but it should have been!).  I was told they are inundated with applicants for April and the staff is burning vacation days.  Someone is supposed to check on it and call me...

For anyone interested. http://ncees.org/exams/pe-exam/

YAY!  Congrats to you too!

Strongly considered it.  If I failed enviro a second time I was going to switch!

I took enviro which is 100 questions - blegh!

So for once PCS didn't suck (that badly)?!

Thank you!  I passed this October's (second try).  I at least got two more right!

I had a 68% the first time (and I failed) - so if that is true, it is devastating.  TWO MORE PROBLEMS!  AH!  Oh well, it's over and done with.

That was my strategy exactly.  I failed the Environmental exam the first time.  The first time I focused on getting myself organized (tabbing, summary sheets, etc.) and the School of PE review course.  After failing, I only did practice problems, concentrating on areas I didn't do as well in...

Thank you!

Oh sorry guys - didn't see it or see it on the map or looking through the threads frantically.  IT WAS UP YESTERDAY?!  Ugh, how did I miss that?!  I passed (phew).

Not on the NCEES site yet, but on the PCS page!

Does anyone have a good resource for a list of chemicals and the industries they are associated with (eg. TCE and dry cleaning)?

This might be a silly question, but on my practice exam I cannot differentiate when I need to solve for critical depth vs normal depth, and I'm wasting time. Can anyone outline when to use one vs the other for me? For example these two questions: (Critical Depth) The figure shows a...

It's true...they are. Them and PA.

I asked PCS when we can expect NJ results. (I'm impatient, what can I say?) "Hopefully today or this week. I apologize you must wait longer I am working hard trying to make it happen."