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50 is a failing score this year?? Has that happened before? Ive been monitoring exam results since starting the pe/se/ca exams in 2015 and i dont remember ever seeing a 50+ failing score

Moving to wtts now, apologies madamepirate :)

Just got a reply in the main PE results thread from a guy in Utah - his coworkers got their PE results, his SE results are still pending. So it sounds like aman is right, theyre waiting for pe results to finish rolling out

Gotcha, thanks for the reply. Looks like NCEES has the results for SE and is waiting for PE‘s to finish rolling out before releasing SE results, per chat screenshots in the SE board

Yikes

Did anybody at your company get SE results too?    ncees has told us that se results will be released today as well, but we havent had anyone here confirm results.    we have yet to have anyone give a yes or no for the se from a state that has released pe results

Awesome...i need to find a phone charger to keep refreshing since im not in the office today...

Dallas from the top rope!! Good work aman

Kim says SE results have not been released to states. Kim doesnt seem trustworthy in my opinion. Im still optimistic.

Great question...anybody from MI, AZ, IA?

The guy managing the results map in the PE threads says that when your results dashboard changes from just saying ‘october 2020’ to ‘october 23rd’, that means the results have been released to states, theyre just waiting on the go ahead from states to release. It has switched for me...the...

PE exam results have started rolling out this morning. Hopefully we get ours this week...I know our results are more related to the scoring workshop date than the PE results dates. Anybody know how much time is typically between the two in years past? My memory tells me a full week at least but...

Hmm...I just did the brute force method to find the most recent numbers in SC.  Looks like they added 8 yesterday but all of them were to engineers out of state.  So new numbers from engineers getting comity/reciprocity, not passing the exam. Edit: Did not realize I'm in the seismic/surveying...

Good point.  I have not worked on any K-12 projects but I have heard the fees are tough.  I have worked on some higher ed - I'd imagine most of those are funded by a mix of public money and tuition/endowments. So, why the huge disparity?  Is it really just the fact that we're subconsultants...

Show me someone who has worked efficient 12 hour days for 5 years, and I'll show you someone who needs to adjust their definition of 'efficient' :) I have always assumed that bridge projects have better engineering fees than buildings due to who the owner actually is, instead of just the fact...

I did! (2 years ago)

I'm pretty sure I've heard this post verbatim coming from contractors thinking they know what goes into whatever I'm designing for them :)

Looking through old threads, it looks like results came out about 12/16 last year, and 12/10 the year before...if I didn't pass at least one part I think my wife might kill me

I have had multiple dreams that I failed...in last weeks version, I dreamt that I retook it without studying much and couldn't remember the most basic of questions, even those that I use a lot of in my day-to-day.  If we can be more efficient working from home, so can these graders!

PE Structural is the new name for the SE exam.  PE Civil: Structural is the 'regular' PE