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Yea!!!! That's awesome!!!! #ittakesaslongasittakes

Yes! I took EET for both breadth and depth (WRE). Made a world of difference. The first two times I took a prep class that was offered at my local university. I didn't major in civil engineering so I felt like I needed the extra help that EET provided. A lot of stuff on the test was brand new to me.

You have to click into the "exams" tab to see all the results (previous fails). On the main page it just shows the most recent for each test.

I passed!!!! This was my third try and I was pretty discouraged after the first two attempts. Seeing that green PASS makes it all worth it! Almost two years of my life devoted to studying for these tests...

NC is out. I passed!! Finally!!! Third time really is a charm! 

What’s the latest in the day results have been released? I remember from previous cycles other people in other states were already celebrating on here (by noon-ish).  

Not going there yet. Preparing for the worst. Low expectations and all that.

I'll add some more info as @Surf and Snow did. Test date: 4/13/18  Test location: Raleigh, NC (McKimmon Center at NC State University) Table set-up: Large 2.5' x 10' folding table, two people per table. You could keep books on the table so long as they were standing upright or placed in such...

Same! Fingers crossed!

What did you do differently the second time to pass, specifically breadth? I took WRE depth the second time and still failed. Going to re-take depth and add EET breadth, is there a better breadth option do you think?

I'm hoping this is exactly my story. I took a local prep class for test try 1, EET depth for test try 2, and now leaning toward EET breadth and the free depth re-take for test try 3.  Thank you for the input. 

I'm taking WRE depth again (for the third time) in April 2018 as well. Facebook group for support?

This is probably not something that is in existence, but is the best way to understand the concepts and theory to just read the CERM? I've been taking the WRE exam though I majored in a different engineering discipline in college, so a lot of the material was new for me. I've failed twice now...

EET? School of PE? Testmasters? If you took any of the above prep/review classes for breadth and/or depth can you tell a little bit about the class you took? Online on-demand? In person classroom? Online webinar? The binder materials provided? First time or repeat test-taker? Quality of...

Did you take the EET breadth review course also?

That makes sense. I think this time around I'll focus less on watching the lectures and more on doing the problems. I did a lot, but not all of the problems. I didn't major in civil engineering in college so maybe I just need to keep seeing this stuff several times before it finally really...

My afternoon section was 26/40 after taking EET WRE, it went up from the first time I took it. The morning section my score went down. I'm not really sure what happened,  I did well on all the practice tests and didn't feel nervous during the test. I've never been a bad test taker but apparently...

I used almost nothing else. Granted, I still failed, but I'm planning to take EET WRE depth again (for free since I failed) and pay for the breadth section this time which I didn't take last time. 

I also did worse this time. First time test taker in April 2017 and failed with 44/80. October 2017 failed with 43/80. I took EET depth WRE before the October test and did well on all the practice exams, kept up with practice problems, watched all the problem session lectures, etc. And my score...

If we go by the 35 days rule...we're looking at December 1st for pass/fail releases. Is that the timeline others are using?