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Started mid Feb. Did test masters. 2 hours weekdays on test master days it was 9 so total about : 294-300 hours, Passed first time, Mechanical: Thermo Heats/Fluids other factors, I took the FE 2 years ago and graduated 5 years ago. So, nothing was especially fresh.

Secret to the Texas Ethics exam: Ctrl+f

Exactly once i got my % score i quickly realized that it was exactly next to useless

Well, if anyone was wondering.... The known scores I have for my test were 72, 73, and 69% Based on that the only combination that can exist is they threw out exactly 2 questions: 57/78 = 73.07% rounds to 73% 56/78 = 71.7% rounds to 72% 54/78 = 69.23% rounds to 69% 78 total questions is...

Texas has, I got mine instantly after i got my score.

So, off the bat I kind of feel that Texas' scoring system is dumb with its % rather than X/80 if you pass. But I actually got a weird set of numbers considering the out of 80 aspect. I got a 73% (woo hoo barely made it) which means i would have gotten 58.4 question correct if all 80 were in...

NOT TODAY SATAN!

OH MY GOD YES!

in 24 hrs... or whithen 24 hours!?

where on the tpbe website can you see the scores if they were there?

please.... call them.....I am dying...

call em... post your findings

you dont have to work with the PE at the time of employment as long as they can basically vouch for you

Yea i am unsure what exactly they expect as far as what gets by as "your SER is good enough" i just know my over filled SER got like insta-approved so i never had to worry

They just separated Experience and the Test in Texas. So really you can pass the FE in college then go take the PE while everything is fresh. you just cant become a PE till you get your 4 years experience

Remember, each DIFFERENT SER you do (for me 3) needs to be approved by a PE and you also need 3 Different PEs total. they way i did it was since only my second job had PEs at it but we are all in good terms. I had my old boss approve all 3 of my different SERs and but two other PEs approve just...

Actually both, So I am only 28 but have has 3 different careers, Field engineer, Plumbing Design Engineer, and now a Project Engineer. (I know all very different). Because of that i had to have 3 SERs one for each profession, but for each profession i had a "job list" that had a date start, date...

I had the fortune of a PE telling me right when i started working to make a spreadsheet for EVERYTHING i ever do in any company for this very purpose. Then when my SER came around I wrote about 3-5 pages per job with details of certain jobs then attached that spreadsheet. each one was still...

I took testmasters in Houston for the Thermo/Fluids April, what do you need?

Yo I am also in East Texas (Tyler) we should celebrate when we both Pass!