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@JayKay PEI vote for @Audi driver, P.E. because I haven't @Audi driver, P.E.'d in awhile. Remember when we had all the @Audi driver, P.E. fun? It was super great @Audi driver, P.E.ing every @Audi driver, P.E. sentence while @Audi driver, P.E. was off doing @Audi driver, P.E. things. Then, when...

Now I'm confused. Why are pigs our enemies?

No. I'm not cool enough to be mafia. I do have a craving for spaghetti now though...

Sure, I'm game.

Just one more month...

It’s ok. I still love you.

@tj_PE, why you poop on everything I do?

Hey, err body! Only about 5 weeks to go until your dream comes true. Whether it’s a nightmare or not I can’t say...

I'm still thinking you get Zero points for an "Unacceptable". Otherwise, assuming you did two problems half *** and then did two perfectly, you could have AAUU and pass with a 30/40 (10+10+5+5=30/40). I believe I am a testament that this is "Unacceptable". I'm not saying the scenario that I...

If it helps, I am fairly positive my assumption is correct with 80%+ being A, 70 to 80 being IR, and anything less being U. The cuttoff between IR and U seems fairly small but missing any whole "section" of the problem is an instantaneous IR. Also, some problem sections may be heavier weighted...

In all likelihood (at least from my experience), not only do you need a certain grade overall, but you are also required to have at least a 70% minimum on each part. If this is the case, you would need a minimum of 28/40 in the morning and roughly a IR IR IR IR to a A A A U in the afternoon to...

Going the other way though, if you I don't believe that 70% is the minimum needed to pass. I think I personally scored better with the 23/40 AAAI, and I have already posted my diagnostic.

I'm not saying I buy the story either, but time is such a factor that it is plausible the examinee simply did not get to the last problem. I agree people can claim anything on here and I wouldn't believe most of it without seeing diagnostic reports. Even then, I would consider an image analysis...

It's a mess, but they accept the old SE I 8 hour exam or a minimum of 5 years of practice in Structural Engineering after passing the PE prior to January 1st, 2011 (total 9 years of experience, but you MUST have been licensed before January 1st, 2011). ANY licensure after January 1st 2011...

Not making things harder on anyone, but making things right and the way they should have been all along. You do you though.

I'd love to, Mr. Kevo. Unfortunately, it isn't going to happen.

I wouldn't mind taking a test as long as it is justified, but no there is a lot more to what I am saying. I'll try to make my thought process more transparent (maybe NCEES could learn from this). The GA board passed a requirement for the 16 hr SE exam to be the only exam which will grant PE...

No. You can't see anything after the exam is graded except for the terrible feedback they give. If you could, apparently knowing EXACTLY what you got wrong is bad for the profession. As far as missing a bubble, I certainly considered that. The issue is I distinctly remember having 40 answered...

Sadly, it's people with my temperament that make things happen.

I’m just being a butthole, my evil scorpion friend. Sometimes I enjoy doing just that.