I have also found good advice on this forum and wish I had seen more of it sooner. I didn't take the Civil Classroom Course, but I did take Testmasters and now wish I had worked far more problems than I did.... And I worked a ton as it was.
In the afternoon Construction I went through the problems and ranked them based on what types they were and what I thought the difficulty would be based on my experience with that topic, but to my surprise, some of them that I thought would be easy did seem to have some weird information that either complicated the problem for me, or I made more complicated than I should have. I worked through most of the problems and got answers (whether they were worked properly will be determined in 4-6 weeks), but there were definitely more than a few that I went back to with my additional time and I still couldn't work towards an answer.
I don't know how other people feel when they walk out of the exam, but for me it's a toss up. I prepared well, I worked, I studied, I caught up with topics I haven't seen in a decade, I was very familiar with my reference material, but I did not walk out with the confidence I feel that I should have had. It's hard for me to remember approximately how many I didn't feel good about, and I didn't do the smart thing and tally up during the exam.
For me, it would be good to hear from people who walked away and either a) knew they passed, b) weren't sure if they passed, but found out they did and c) weren't sure if they passed/felt they failed and then received a failing score and what they did to prepare for the next exam.
During this waiting game I just want to prepare myself for the very high possibility of having to retake and ensuring that I won't have to...ever...again. It's not my ideal way to spend a pleasant Friday.