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Yes, I was granted the FE waiver from the Texas Board. I will be re-taking the PE exam this October.

I took it to the exam last October at Ft. Worth. They didn't have any issue with it.

If I was closer, I would not mind picking up the EET PM binder.

There were over 800 people taking the exams at the Will Rogers Convention Center. It was divided into 4 or 5 separate rooms. I am sure it will be the same this October.

Ft. Worth, Texas 4'x8' folding table, 2 person per table books on table and cart

That version is hard to come by. I saw one E-bay that cost ridiculously high.

There's a lot of jobs out there other than consulting that will accept PMP over a PE certification. I will pursue the PMP if I do not pass the PE.

There's a couple of states that do waive the FE. Texas is one of them base minimum/education on work experience.

Construction joints are used when you have a separate pour where the sections are being connected by rebar dowel.

NCEES is a non-profit organization that brings in over $20 million in revenue.

Thanks for Sharing. I am still debating about signing up for the EET course. I have already spent too much money on SOPE. Edited by Mod to remove same content as original post.

Amazon and E-bay hast it. it will cost you. I just purchased a 2008 version for $32.

Try again.

What's your email? I can send you a pdf.

Thanks a bunch!

Thanks. I have been doing problems since the last exam. I lost track of hours spent reviewing and preparing for this October's exam. How were you able to get a hold of 2011 NCEES practice exam? I saw on one Ebay that cost an arm and a leg.

 I re-took both the Breadth,  WRE and Transportation Depth portion from SOPE. I've been out of school since 97. I really want to do well and pass it the 2nd time around. I felt the SOPE didn't go as much detail or follow per NCEES errata.

Thanks for the info. I will definitely give it serious thought and consideration to take possibly both EET breadth and depth; if not jus the breadth. If the EET binder/note is all I need to help with the exam, I will likely sign up for the EET breadth. I've been working a lot of problems since...

How was the EET review course for the breadth? Were you able to solve most of the AM question using the EET binders? I took SOPE review courses AM and WRE failed the 1st attempt back in October 2017. I want to make sure the EET is worth spending another $1K.

How was the EET review course for the breadth? Was the binder very helpful in the morning exam? Did you have to use other references/books to help solve the problems or find answers?