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Don't remember...I'm a wreck.

Other states are getting theirs....so since SC is ussually the 1st state to find out I would think the e-mail will come today or tomorrow! Since we are a direct notification state I don't think checking the SC website would tell us anything quicker than just waiting on the e-mail. agree???

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According to last year we should get the results today but I'm now predicting a late arrival. I bet we get them on the 29th.

Any day now they will come...maybe today...my gut tells me it will be tomorrow. I'm checking my e-mail more frequently that's for sure! :)

My guess is that with any gov dept nothing happens fast so I would guess it takes them at least a few days to send the e-mails out here in SC since they have to document hundreds of students as pass or fail so my guess is SC has the results....keep in mind, none of us know...we are all guessing...

SC has been getting results in as little as 50 days after the exam. Yesterday (Saturday) was the 50th day so at this point I would say SC has the results and it will take a couple of days to document things and get the e-mails out to us here in SC. My gut says SC will get results on the 53rd...

They all come a few weeks after Jan 10th or just the SE II? If you mean they all will come a few weeks after Jan 10th...why so late this time. Thanks!

Let's get this thing started....the wait :popcorn: is coming to and end :( I'm guessing they will come on December 15th got my fingers crossed!

they will

I found out today that since we have Microstation at work, Bentley will provide a license for us to use at home as long as we agree not to use it for money making purposes. So I will be getting it here at home to practice with. Now I just need to find a course or something. I was thinking...

Lt is AutoCAD, right? I think I'm going to do Microstation.

Is there a cheap version of microstation I can use at home after work just to learn with? I just want to pick up the basics then start appying it at work when needed and continue to learn on the job. But first I need a copy to learn with at home and maybe take a class to pick up the basics...

I guess I'll go the Microstation route. Anyone know if they have a version people can use to learn on? If I used it as part of a business to make money I would think they would want you to buy the full blown version but to learn on would hopefully be different. Thanks!

That sounds like the type of class I need to take.

Yes it can be done.

I had an AutoCAD class in college but I have pretty much forgotten everything. I would like to pick either AutoCAD or Microstation back up but I'm not sure how to do that. AutoCAD is used more nationally, I think, but around here (my industry) Microstation is used more. The local technical...

What country?

Look at the first post then look at the date...it was before the Oct 23rd exam.

yep