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Brad, David Conners book for Bridge is a good book and I recommend you to solve all the problems at least once but that being said don’t expect more than 20% similar questions at the exam. I would focus on Steel, Concrete and Foundation related portion of AASTHO independently using FHWA design...

I agree it’s depends on personal choice/work experience/ exposure to seismic and wind projects in the past/exposure to various construction materials at work etc. I couldn’t agree more with you on that. However, for someone who is young and has less than 3 years of work experience, working in...

I am not intending to demoralize you but I recommend taking one exam at a time unless you have already prepared for 4/5 months already.

How do you know about curving? And what formula tells you 90% in the afternoon? I haven't been following this board lately but has anything changed between 2021 April and now. I passed both exams back in 2021 April.

I passed my PE exam back in 2019 but I am currently in grad school so I am not thinking to apply for PE until 2025. Does anyone know if I will have to retake the exam again because I didn't apply for a license for 6 years? Thanks!

I recommend preparing from the practice examples published by AISC, ACI, AWA, Masonry Design Guide, FEMA (for lateral), SEAOC Vol I, II, and III (for lateral). However, you should be able to filter the unnecessary (I meant less important) topics out, like for example, you don't want to spend 2...

Seems like anytime tomorrow except for slower states. I m glad I didn’t have to wait for any results this term. Best of luck everyone.

AISC Design guide, ACI design guide, SEAOC Manual, and AISC 341 design examples along with AEI will be just enough for PM.

we have pretty similar timeline, I was late to take FE tho

FE- 24 PE- 25 SE- 27

I was working on the East coast and didn't have much Seismic experience so I decided to spend more time preparing for Lateral that's why I took Lateral first.

Yes I passed Lateral last time ,but took the test on Texas

Good luck to everyone out there as well :)

NC out passed first try