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I did too, even if it was only for a split second!

Well said.

I'm hoping we get results this week but I've got my money on next Fri 12/9.

I agree with you, and I truly hope that nobody who struggled on the P.M. session is designing and stamping structural plans with no oversight anytime soon after getting his or her P.E. license... 

@PlayWithFire is holding everything up!

I agree with you, and I truly hope that nobody who struggled on the P.M. session is designing and stamping structural plans with no oversight anytime soon after getting his or her P.E. license... 

I hope so!

Yes, I get what you're saying... I was just ball-busting because of the (possibly unintentional) condescending nature of your comment. 

I think the vast majority of us Civil-Structurals do not intend to sit for the S.E. exam... at least I certainly do not.  It's common knowledge that the S.E. exam is significantly more difficult than the P.E. exam.  I have a B.S. in Civil Engineering and while I do a fair amount of structural...

I'm fairly confident I was able to get at least 30/40 on the AM and 30/40 on the PM.  Fingers crossed!

My guess is mid 50s for Civil Structural.

Thanks for the advice 

October here we come!

I hear ya, pal. Drink some whiskey. We'll pass in October.

Dang, that sucks. There were some obscure PM questions on the CS exam. Thought I did much better than 21/40 though. 

Any Civil Structurals fail with more than 52/80?

Anyone who took Civil Structual fail with more than 52/80?

52/80 Civil Structural

Nope.  What the ****.

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