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I wonder how the depth modules will be scored in the new format. They mentioned that there will be 5 scenarios with 12 questions each. Will the total of 60 questions be counted together with a minimum passing score (like the breath section)? Or there will be minimum passing score for each...

How did you do on the gravity exam based on the diagnostic report? Are you almost there or need a lot improvement? If you are pretty close to pass and got enough time to study for lateral, then go ahead and take both exams in April. Otherwise, may be one exam at a time. Also, since there are...

Thank you for your suggestion. I cannot teaching currently due to some legal reasons. However, I do volunteer on writing exam questions for certain licensure exams.

Thanks for your reply. To me, I consider the process of studying and preparing for licensure exams valuable opportunities to improve our technical skills. We are experience and skill based professional after all. These licensure exams help me gain a lot of valuable knowledge that may took ages...

Hi everyone, Just learned that I passed the 16-hour SE exams this past October. Now, it seems like all structural engineering licensure exams are come to an end, what other certifications/licensure do you think are useful in career development? Besides engineering licenses, I am also a...

Thanks Farsak! It was my first try, and I am glad that I am done with it now.

Result is out for NY! Passed both, good luck everyone!

If you can do SE lateral, then CA seismic is a piece of cake. Mainly testing on ASCE with a little bit of SDPWS. No steel seismic Manual, ACI or TMS involved.

Yes, you are correct! CA does nor require CEUs for renewal. I guess one perk after passing so many additional exams.

To my understanding, the application fee submitted to the broad is only application fee. We should soon get a renew notice to renew license for the next two years.

Nothing is better than the one that is created by yourself. :)

I have no previous surveying coursework/experience. I passed Surveying the first try this past April. I did not do any courses. I used mainly Mansour's book with a textbook I rented from Amazon called "Elementary Surveying: An Introduction to Geomatics"(which is also in the reference list from...

I have no previous surveying coursework/experience. I passed Surveying the first try this past April. I did not do any courses. I used mainly Mansour's book with a textbook I rented from Amazon called "Elementary Surveying: An Introduction to Geomatics"(which is also in the reference list from...

Passed both! Good luck everyone!

Here is my application timeline: 2020/10/23 NCEES PE Civil Structural Exam 2020/12/18 NCEES Exam Result: Pass 2020/12/21 Application Sent via USPS 2020/12/28 Application Delivered 2021/01/27 Check Cashed 2021/02/18 Referred to Technical Review 2021/03/16 Technical Review Comments Require...

Thanks for the update and good luck for the exam. I am newly approved for Q2 exams and hopefully I can get my ATT soon.

Update: I explained what I wrote above to the board but the reviewer still won't accept. Luckily, I still have enough experience from projects within the United States and got approved eventually.

Hello everyone, I would like to know your thought or experience regarding gaining engineering experience from projects outside of the United States. The firm I worked with is a big international firm. Therefore, we work on a lot of projects which are located outside of the United States...

Thanks for the update. My check was cashed on the 27th of last month, but since then no email of any sort acknowledging received application from the board. I guess I have to wait and see. Hopefully there is no other issues as you had in my application materials.

I took the PE exam in NJ Newark area this past Friday October 2020. The exam site was New Jersey Institute of Technology. I learned this two weeks before the exam. No guarantee the exam site will be the same for April though.