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It's actually funny.  I live in Georgia and work in Chattnooga, Tennessee. The annual fee for an Alabama PS is only $25.  Save a few hundred annually by going to Birmingham for the test.

Alabama is in.  Passed Civil: Construction!

Passed Civil: Construction. I failed Structural last year, so this was my second total attempt.  First with this concentration. Good luck to everyone else!

Congrats!

I don't have an e-mail yet, though.

Alabama just told me, and I quote from the e-mail... "We were just notified that the results have been released. You should have received an email from NCEES to log back into your account to view your results."

State?

A 1% October 2015 pass rate apparently.

Yeah.  My transmission line project keeps getting pushed aside by EB.com and the NCEES account page.

Mine is also available, as well as two other engineers in my office. The real question is if anyone has the test unavailable?

Registration is now Available for the three engineers in my office who took the test.  There are two others, but they are unavailable to check right now. Hopefully Runge is wrong or I'll be sitting again in April.

I do believe you are correct.  I don't have proof, but I do think the date was there earlier.  Now I'm only getting October, 2015.

Didn't he get fired from his own company?  Damn.  I hope my guarantee is better than that.  Can one get fired from EB?

I agree 100%.  You've got to assume the weeks of Christmas and New Year aren't likely.  Since Dec 18th is 8 weeks, and the two holiday weeks eat up weeks 9 and 10.  To keep the 8-10 week schedule, results by Dec 18th are pretty much a guarantee. Tomorrow would be great, but I wouldn't hold my...

No change on mine.

So much this. I feel like I got reasonable answers nearly across the board, but some problems seemed easier than they should have. My first attempt last year was Structural. After getting 49/50 and realizing I don't do nearly enough structural work in my job, I decided to tackle construction...

No offense taken. I (obviously) thought it was hard, too. I really didn't expect to pass, but I had already paid the fee so it didn't make any sense to not try. It was hard to find time to study with a one year old at home. My next plan will include a quiet, off-site study area.

49. Civil - Structural. Alabama.

I was terrified I'd get 55 of 80. That'd be terrible. I at least know, at 49, that I can pass it with more effort.

I did alright on the AM. The Afternoon was tough. I at least know where to focus now.