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I just search by license number, yes.

I borrowed the 4th edition of Salvato from my local library. It's available used on Amazon for a reasonable price ($80) right now. Obviously newer versions are better, but I still found it helpful. I found older versions of the Nathanson text on Amazon too; I borrowed my copy from a former...

You can do it in NY still. You need 6 years of work experience for the FE and an additional 6 for the PE. If you have an ABET-accredited engineering degree, you can sit for the FE after 84 credit hours and the PE after 4 years of work experience. I believe NY is thinking of changing this; I...

I strongly agree with all of this advice. I would have done more problems if I hadn't run out of time studying, and I really wish I had Cooper and Alley for the exam.

Up to 090796 now. There's a bunch of NY residents but still quite a few from out of state too.

I don't know when they will all be ready, but they've added a bunch today. They're up to 090777; I think it was 090764 first thing this morning.

I passed the April 2012 exam on my first try. Here's my experience: Test you took: PE Environmental Engineering What books you brought with you: EnvERM by Lindeburg with separate bound index NCEES practice test (current version) Environmental Engineering by Salvato (older edition, one...

Good news, I found out I passed yesterday, so my advice appears to be valid. :D I have to post in the consolidated thread now! I think you have plenty of time before the October exam if you study regularly. I started my first review class in December and spent about 8 weeks only doing 2-4...

And I passed Environmental. :D

59% for environmental...it just keeps going down! Not a good sign.

We use P.E.

Yeah, I know it was a week for the October exam. "Early June" has me hoping for today like you mentioned earlier in the week. June 6th was my guess on exam day, so I hope I'm wrong. :D

Sorry to bump this and possibly get people's hopes up, but has anyone talked to the board since Tuesday? I'm getting pretty antsy. I think everyone I know from outside NY has their results now.

I don't know if I passed yet (NY is slow), but I liked 101 Solved Problems like VTEnviro suggests. I did every problem in that book (more like 400 problems because most have many parts) and made sure I understood concepts. I also took a review course at my local college, which frankly was not...

I see that you must be a Nevada resident to apply there, so maybe that's the state you're referring to. These are a couple states with later deadlines that don't appear to have that restriction, but that's just from me browsing their websites so I'd call to be sure. Arizona looks like 8/1...

That's true, I was leaving them out of the mix entirely due to the exam snafu. Definitely last.

NY is usually pretty far down the list too.

No worries...you had me curious so I went poking around until I could confirm what the meeting was. I took Environmental, so I have no idea what the normal cut score is...there's very little info posted on here. I know I got about 55/100 correct - I could verify qualitative questions during...

I don't think that has anything to do with grading. I think it's related to restructuring the exam or something along those lines since they call it a development meeting: http://www.ncees.org/About_NCEES/Events/Event_Pages/Electrical_Exam_Development_Meeting.php

She specifically said she was referring to the press release, so that's different than you posting what your friend told you. People get stuff wrong and it's not a big deal, but we don't need to make things personal or be snarky.