Recent content by Mikeviti

Mine it up!

I took it in Brooklyn too. What did you think of the facility? I thought it was hot, noisy, and could not understand the proctors at all when they gave direction.

I took electrical power and my license number does not appear on the website as of this morning.

Cannot disagree more. I took Villanova the first time i took the test. It is a great course on electrical engineering but not a test prep course. It had tons of information that I honestly believe wasted valuable studying time for me. The GA Tech course on the other hand I believe was very good...

I am surprised how many PE/MBAs there are here. I am one also...finished up last August. As for what I am doing...focusing on my family as I ignored them the past 4 years taking MBA classes at night and rolling right into PE studying.

Show-off. I am educated in Mechanical...but work in electrical

I thought the GA Tech professor was excellent.

I would add the following: NESC Complex Imaginary Practice Tests - These are more in line with the difficulty of the exam than Spin Up Grainger - Power System Analysis - I recall some questions pulling information from this text almost verbatim Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers - I...

How did everyone do who was complaining about this test? I passed so I am not complaining anymore.

Georgia Tech Power Class - Passed This is my third time taking the test. I attribute passing to better study habits and experience but the GA Test helped me alot. My first attempt at taking the test i took the Villanova class because it seemed to be the most comprehensive. I was right, but...

Me too!!

Wow thanks alot!. Where were you before the exam?

Based on your location i guess you took this at Pratt. I am assuming you went to Willoughby St rather than Willoughby Ave. I had a buddy that made the same mistake and didnt make it in time for the exam. I agree with your assessment of the power exam and if you look through this forum there...

Karma will be served if I failed by a couple of points... But continuing with the theme of this thread, there were questions that required this code book. From all courses and information i have, purchasing this book was not something that was needed for the exam. Unless I knew that I needed...

Grainger - Power System Analysis - I recall some questions pulling information from this text almost verbatim Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers - I was able to answer some questions that were "from left field" using this reference. I dont want to get too detailed but i work for a...