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I've got mine!  Judging from last year, it took them a couple of days to get everyone added.  Hopefully you'll have it by the end of the day!

The binder is a great resource, but best things about EET are the amount of practice problems and the simulated timed exams.  After failing the first time, I reevaluated my study approach.  I didn't do a lot of problems the first time.  For the EET depth review, I did every single practice...

I took the SOPE review course (breadth and depth) before my first attempt then the EET (WRE depth) review before my second attempt. The SOPE breadth review is pretty good. The binder isn't as organized as EET, but they did cover a lot of topics. No matter what review you choose, the most...

Thanks @knight1fox3!  

Thanks so much!  :D

I just did a license check on the SOS site and saw my number! *chills* Wonder what the next steps are. I assume we'll get some correspondence from the board soonish.  Is it okay to change my credentials on my email, linkedin, etc now that I have a licese number?

Yes!  I had it stuck in the front of my CERM Index and both of my review course binders.  I definitely looked at it a few times to quickly find what I was looking for.  

For you Georgia PEs, at what point is it okay to officially change credentials (like my email signature, business cards, etc.)?  The SOS website has issued a PE license number.  Can't find anything on their website about "next steps".

CONGRATS!!

Here's my spreadsheet for anyone who would like a starting point.  Someone else previously posted something similar to EB that I used as a guide.   WARNING:  References are the CERM 13 and the particular binders I have.  Test specs are for the Oct 2017 Exam, WRE depth.  This is just an...

After taking SOPE's review course the first time, I felt like there were tons of problems in the WRE depth that I'd never seen - I also didn't do enough practice problems the first time.  The EET WRE review course reviewed EVERYTHING from the test specifications (they don't waste time on...

I used the 13th edition.  It probably depends on your depth.  There probably have been very few changes to the WRE material, but structural or transpo material may have updated with new codes.

For the most part.  At a minimum, the sections from the spec are in order.  Some sections include like 10 topics, but then there will only be like 6 or 7 questions.  The first time I took the test, I didn't realize that it would follow the test specification and was confused on where in my...

Oh, also on the advice from EB forums, i printed, bound, and  tabbed (a b c d) the CERM index. I also went through and highlighted topics from the test spec. 

I'll second the advice of following the test specification outline.  I did that this go around, and also made up a spreadsheet of the specifications.  I then added columns for a few of my main references (CERM, SOPE Binder and EET Binder) and then referenced the page numbers for the applicable...

I'm a second time passer.  After failing in April 2017, I came to EB to look for advice just like you're wanting.  What I gathered was that I needed to evaluate and change the way I studied.  The first time, I took the SOPE review course for Civil-WRE.  I tabbed the heck out of the CERM and the...

Hello fellow MoM!  Thanks!  Having twins, working and studying is a crazy balancing act.  Took me 2 attempts  - had to seriously evaluate my study time and give up weekend time with my kids, which totally sucked.  Best of luck to you!  If you can handle twins, you can handle anything!! So happy...

And now the hubs and twins are meeting me for lunch to celebrate!  

OMG!  Yay!!  So happy for you!!!

Thanks you guys!  I'm still shaking.  There's been some crying.  I may have yelled out for the entire office to hear.