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I didn't see this thread last time ... here's how I would have answered after taking it in October 2008:
1. Was this your first time taking the exam?
Yes.
2. How much did you study or prepare for the exam?
~80 hours over about three months, plus a (mostly useless) 20-hour class.
3. What did you think of the morning?
Surprisingly easy. EIT-level difficulty.
4. What depth did you take and how would you judge the difficulty?
Enviro/WR. I thought it wasn't difficult, but fortunately, I work in enviro/WR and just recently completed a Master's in civil/enviro. If I had gone in with just work experience and my Bachelor's from ten years ago, it would have been difficult.
5. Do you think you passed
Yes.
Result: I did pass. However, I'm in California, and only passed two of the three required parts (8-hour & surveying), so I still have to pass the seismic test.![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
1. Was this your first time taking the exam?
Yes.
2. How much did you study or prepare for the exam?
~80 hours over about three months, plus a (mostly useless) 20-hour class.
3. What did you think of the morning?
Surprisingly easy. EIT-level difficulty.
4. What depth did you take and how would you judge the difficulty?
Enviro/WR. I thought it wasn't difficult, but fortunately, I work in enviro/WR and just recently completed a Master's in civil/enviro. If I had gone in with just work experience and my Bachelor's from ten years ago, it would have been difficult.
5. Do you think you passed
Yes.
Result: I did pass. However, I'm in California, and only passed two of the three required parts (8-hour & surveying), so I still have to pass the seismic test.