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You can’t share the materials. @AEI

Also the signups for October don’t open until 6/19.

Don’t let them mess with your emotions. It’s next week or the following.

Not a chance. They are grading the tests right now! I recon two more weeks. June 15 is my guess.

You You should have every book listed on the reference list! There will be gimme type questions to test that you have all of them.

Grading workshop setup for June 1 according to NCEES newsletter…. Does that mean results typically come out two weeks past that date? That would be 10 weeks past exam.

Here's an upcoming seminar regarding the transition of the exam: PE Structural Engineering Exam Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Transition Description NCEES Chief Officer of Examinations, Jason J. Gamble, P.E. will be giving a presentation on the PE Structural exam transition to computer-based...

Here's a link to an upcoming webinar regarding the transition of the exam: PE Structural Engineering Exam Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Transition Date: January 26, 2023 Time: 11 a.m. (Pacific), 1 p.m. (Central), 2 p.m. (Eastern) Duration: 75 minutes...

Here's a link to an upcoming webinar by NCEES: PE Structural Engineering Exam Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Transition Date: January 26, 2023 Time: 11 a.m. (Pacific), 1 p.m. (Central), 2 p.m. (Eastern) Duration: 75 minutes https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iD9dqmczQgKlm9V5h160qw

I asked this question to NCEES and got this reply: “According to current policy, acceptable results within 5 years (vertical and lateral components) will still be in effect during the transition to CBT.”

I have a coworker in the same boat and he was denied licensure in Mississippi for this reason.

This was a personal email response from the NCEES help email.

From NCEES: “According to current policy, acceptable results within 5 years (vertical and lateral components) will still be in effect during the transition to CBT.”

I want to know what happens at the transition? If you passed vertical already, do you get acceptance on 2/4 modules or will you have to start over??

NCEES released an update in their podcast how the future CBT version of the exam will go…. Sounds like you will have to pass four sections in the future (they are breaking out the morning session from afternoon session as different stand alone modules) and each one will be 5 or 5.5 hrs. Nothing...