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see the following link: http://www.idpnewyork.com/pdfs/idp_nj_fall_11_brochure.pdf

Good luck to all you 2010 SE examers. Now this is the hard part........the wait.

All you need is a plate 8x8, 6x8, x 3/8" or 5/8" thickness with nelson studs or similar anchor. The masonry should be grouted below the plate one or two courses. Make sure to check the masonry bearing stress under the plate for high reactions. Just increase the plate size to decrease the...

They are all about the same.

Check out this site: www.engineerseals.com/

DAVE9999, Illinois requires SE I & II for their SE License. The west cost states do not require SE I. You can take SE I in any state and get licensed in IL through reciprocity.

See the following link, 2006 IBC Seismic Volume I is all I needed. http://www.buildersbooksource.com/cgi-bin/...site/22565.html

For concrete review for either SE I or SE II, I highly recommend the following: http://www.ppi2pass.com/ppi/PPIShop?ct=STR...r=CSCO&psp= This was all I needed for concrete review, including the codes and a text book. I actually still use it for work. I just used it yesterday.

See the following: http://www.pels.ca.gov/applicants/oct08stats.shtml Good Luck!

I agree with the others, if you can afford the larger space rent out the unused area. It would be a good long term investment.

See "Online Services", Prof Engr ...... Online Directory: http://www.state.nj.us/lps/ca/nonmedical/pels.htm

vhmehta, Normally I would advise to continue to take and pass the SE I because it is a step toward SE licensure, even if you have no plans to pursue it now. However, after 2010 a passing score in that exam will be worthless. It will not be a step toward getting licensed as an SE in the...

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Actually the morning session(breadth) is multiple choice, and the afternoon(depth) is essay, for both days. http://www.ncees.org/exams/professional/pe...ctural_exam.php

Delaware does not charge for the certificate. Check the web site, under "PE License". Your application Reference Number is your license number. Type in your name and see what happens: https://www.dape.org/App/peRoster.asp