Is anyone studying for the SE CBT?

[twowayslab]

Anyone studying for the SE CBT? Is there any course with a structure for it? I’ve really enjoyed AEI, but I have not sat for the exam. One thing after the other and I’m thinking I’ll just wait for the CBT.

 

[Craig Anderson]

i am, unfortunately, going to have to take the SE test per new south florida rules.
however, I am definitely going to wait for the CBT option. failing would probably be less heartbreaking knowing i can retake immediately

 

[BuzzKillington]

i am, unfortunately, going to have to take the SE test per new south florida rules.
however, I am definitely going to wait for the CBT option. failing would probably be less heartbreaking knowing i can retake immediately

Can you please elaborate on the new South Florida rules?

 

[twowayslab]

i am, unfortunately, going to have to take the SE test per new south florida rules.
however, I am definitely going to wait for the CBT option. failing would probably be less heartbreaking knowing i can retake immediately

My understanding, at least initially, the SE exam even in CBT format, will be offered twice a year. Same as in paper format.

 

[va7oloko]

My understanding, at least initially, the SE exam even in CBT format, will be offered twice a year. Same as in paper format.

Both breadth components will be available year round. Depth components only twice a year for now.

 

[KentBrockman]

i am, unfortunately, going to have to take the SE test per new south florida rules.
however, I am definitely going to wait for the CBT option. failing would probably be less heartbreaking knowing i can retake immediately

I'll echo @BuzzKillington's question. I just passed the SE Bridges exam and I am about to go work for a company that does work in Florida. I googled it and can only find something about a Structural Engineering Recognition Program in Florida, but I haven't read anything that suggests it is valuable to have for Florida work.