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Right there with ya...Interesting to see why they turned to Joc...High Risk High Reward in my opinion. He's not having the best year so far but here's hoping he can fill the Acuna void.

For the construction exam...get everything on the NCEES recommended reference list that you can get your hands on. I passed October 2020. https://ncees.org/wp-content/uploads/Civ-Con-April-2016_combined_with-codes-2.pdf I think you could get away without the CMWB, but that's just my opinion...

I agree, because they request "DESIGN" experience. I mean, I guess scheduling and estimating could be considered just "general" work experience, but to me, there's a certain element of "design" that goes into each. Are you checking capacities and working loads when you're doing a steel weight...

Tear down and build elevator....sorry couldn't resist. I agree with vhab. I'd go box section for torsional resistance

I just posted this in another thread. Forgot i had it. This ASCE document helped me fill out my application. There's a list of things a "Construction" engineer does.

Can't speak for California. Or any board for that matter...but why would you think it wouldn't? I took the Construction Exam in NJ. When filling out my work experience I felt that I struggled with true "design" experience. I found this article by ASCE helpful in filling out that section as it...

Well, I don't work in the building sector, or at least it's not our bread and butter. I work in heavy highway and predominantly on NJDOT/NJTA/NJ Transit projects. Each have their own requirements on what is "required" to submit for review, but they do have requirements for items that need a PE...

Linbergh's problems make a great door stop. But not so much for exam prep. They're far more intense than what you'll see and do not differentiate between a breadth and depth topic. If you can solve them...good for you and you'll probably be ok for the exam. NCEES Practice Exam EET Practice...

My 2 cents, as someone who passed the Construction exam and spends 50 hours a week on the construction management side. I think think the reason the pass rate is "low" is not necessarily that the exam is "difficult" but, as another poster said, there's such a wide variety of topics. For...

Yea - I suspect because there is no science to it. It's random who gets to see results this way. They're probably trained to deflect and that's one of their textbooked answers.

Not a repeat taker, but passed the first try in October 2020. May i ask if you took a review course or self studied? I started out self studying and then bit the bullet and paid for the EET review breadth and depth courses. It was one of the best decisions I've made and worth every penny...

Just confirming the NJ Status. Coworker says there appears to be a limited release via DCA Checklist...his are not released but his buddy's were. Hope he passes or we're gonna have a looooong day on the links...

http://email.concrete.org/Resources/ci3607gardner.pdf found this. Have not vetted or looked much at it but it looks like it might help you.

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They are referring to the NJ DCA Checklist. You can log in and it has a list of all of your documents (fees, application status, references etc) and the dates they were received. I check this like a madman waiting for approval to sit. Rumor has it, sometimes they might input your pass into the...

^^that.

So far out, that our lovely moron in chief released an 8 page EO littered with legal diarrhea when he could have simply summed it up in a sentence or two in ACTUAL layman's English. Must be tough to get those words out through his teeth though.

This, at least all the PE's I work with still have theirs. I still have mine, but truthfully it was used for maybe 2 questions on the whole exam. Since it covers a little bit of every topic its good to have on the exam for a problem that comes out of left field. It saved my but on the exam a...

In December I got results on the Friday of release week. IIRC I think they started releasing Monday or Tuesday of that week. Try checking the DCA checklist. it MAY indicate a pass before the email is received. However, do not get discouraged if it is blank. It took them a few weeks to update...

A WITCH!