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Glad to see someone else recognizes this. Crab people are the biggest threat to our society right next to ManBearPig.

I didn't... It took about three weeks from when I sent my application in to show a "Pending" status. They sent me an email and letter with login instructions so I could check online. About a week later the Board requested further documentation on one of my supervisors.

One of my previous supervisors was not a licensed PE, so I had to send in documentation clarifying his experience.

I applied with an NCEES record. It was way easier, I recommend it.

So my comity application got approved. Took about 80 days, which is probably normal for this time of year.

You can't force anyone to sign anything. If you have other engineers who can verify your experience, why bother with an old boss who you don't get along with? Check your state's code of ethics and if he did something to violate it, then you can report it. If your only motivation is retaliation...

If it's any consolation, I applied for license by comity June 10th and still shows a pending status.

Congrats!

Those three are great resources. Maybe see if a co-worker has an old NCEES sample or look into School of PE or EET notes.

If you want to do roadway design, find a masters that focuses in just that. Still do a cost-benefit analysis yourself because experience in the civil engineering world is the most valuable part of your resume. Unless you want to go into academia a MBA may be a better choice if you are just...

Yea they told me I passed.

FE at 22 (Still in college) PE at 28 - seems to be pretty normal

No it is not that easy, but they do it to go for the 'Wow' factor. Not to egg you on, but the last two episodes are pretty disturbing - that's what some parents are concerned about.

 I watched it and yes - definitely over dramatic but that is just television. What concerned me is how they kind of 'justified' the girl's suicide. Teen suicide is sometimes teenagers reaching out for attention from people who wronged them, which the girl obtains in the show. I just wouldn't...

I agree with not telling what your score was. Otherwise it would turn into a 'whose is bigger' game among PE's to see who got a higher score...

How many practice tests and problems did you do? The most successful people usually do ~300 problems on top of classes and reviewing notes.

Congrats

It is. If a question seems easy you probably missed part of it. Best advice I got was this post: Followed it almost exactly and passed. I don't think there is a better blueprint for success out there.

Yes and as a veteran and PE (outside of GA) I think it is a ridiculous rule.

If you just passed the exam you should wait until you are issued a license number before calling yourself a PE though... not to burst your bubble.