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And I passed! First try! Woohoo!

Didn't Oregon get theirs already?

I don't think they have updated the license lookup with the new results yet.

From the Board's facebook page: Results for the California State-Specific Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor examinations are being sent out today to the candidate’s email address on record. Please be patient as it may take the entire day for all of the results to be sent. NCEES Civil Engineer...

One more email and it's all out there! I'm sick of getting emails that just cause my pulse to skyrocket!

Whoever told me Civil Construction is the easiest and has the highest pass rate definitely lied. I took their advice and passed, though, so I guess it worked!

I used the PPI package for surveying to self-study, which is Boniface for the practice problems and Cuomo for the textbook. While studying in a cafe, I actually had someone come up to me who had worked with Cuomo and they told me how great he was...

I self-studied for a week and took a day off work to crank out tons of practice problems. I felt pretty confident during the exam, but we'll see once we get results. Practice problems really boosted my confidence.

Mine was also first try - Construction. Someone told me it was easy and had a high pass rate. I didn't realize until like yesterday that it has the lowest pass rate. I AM SO HAPPY I DON'T HAVE TO DO THAT AGAIN!

CALIFORNIA! Finally! (except the state-specific exams, but hoping those will be out soon, too!)

PASSED THE 8-HR!!! WOO! (still waiting for survey and seismic)

Also, notice that all the other results threads have gone quiet because they have all received results or gone home for the day. We are being tortured over here! I should have stayed in Ohio!

Yup, I've been spazzing out all over the office about it. If I fail, everyone will know right away. Why can't they just tell us if it will be today or not? I've got things to do!

I tested in Sacramento and they had 300-400 PE test takers.

Working in the public sector, this would make me eligible for an Associate Engineer position (currently Junior Engineer), which equates $7,300 a year more than I am making right now. All of the compensation information is public, so it's easy for me to figure out. Now the question becomes how...

It says the last update was May 22.

Oregon mailed their results and people there are already getting them!

Haha same here!.... Hopefully the whole week's productivity won't be lost! It seems like almost every other state has rolled out their results.

I tried emailing last week and haven't heard back.

Hopefully today is the day...