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Have confidence Madpiper.  I took it twice (October 2016 & April 2017) and passed it in April.  The second time was a lot easier because I knew what to expect and what my weaknesses were.  Sounds like you are in the same position I was in the spring.  I believe you will pass it this time...

Sorry.  It is kind of fun to troll the trolls.  I got a good laugh out of it. 

Thank you for your edits.  How about this one?  It does not have "Fort Worth Area" text box intrusion.  WOW, AMAZING, I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.  The results are out.  Check NCEES account!

Wow, wow, wow, Can you believe it?  The results are in (or should this be "out").  Check NCEES account! (Is this better?  No white text box taking out "Fort Worth Area")

ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!  The results are out!  I passed!  Check your NCEES account! (How did I do on my spamming?  I am new at this.)

  Incredible!  The results are out!  Check your NCEES account! (Did I do a good job on my spamming?)

October 2016 test was posted on December 8 (41 days) April 2017 test was posted on May 25 (34 days) Guess: October 2017 - December 7th (41 days)

Hey, who took the Civil - WRE - October 2017?  What did you think?

my two pencils are up for auction.  Highest bidder. 

Only one more week (+ 1 day) left to prepare for "THE TEST".  What is everyone going to do?  I took off the entire week last April to study. 

You can bring water into the test however they require that you put your water bottle on the floor and not on the table.  4 hours is a long time to sit and not use the restroom (at least for some of us) so try and not drink too much water and/or coffee in the morning because you will use up...

Last October my score was 36/80 with a score of 61. I am curious what others received this April. Since I learned the material twice, I was able to complete more of the problems in the breadth and depth portions without having to guess.

Trying to determine the cut score for WRE.

I attended the live Testmasters course in Dallas. There were approximately 100 people who received the training.  My degree is mechanical but I took the civil WRE course because my work experience is in the water/wastewater industry.  I could not have passed if it were not for the course.  The...

What really helped me was to have the NCEES outline out during the test and follow it question by question because the test questions followed the exact order of the outline so I knew what folder to reference for every question.

I totally agree with SoCalBound.  I failed last October's test.  After 24 years out of school, married 20 years, 3 kids, lots of work/home/church responsibilities, took the FE in 1993, I decided that I was going to take the PE test.  I did what SoCalBound said after I failed the test.  I told...

Passed Civil WRE at 46. 24 years after taking the FE, married 20 years, 3 children, and an ME degree. 

We are coming closer to NCEES posting the results. Keep filling out this poll if you have not already.

Remember, this site will get inundated with posts the day NCEES releases the results. So far the recent posts are just trolling posts. I guess some people get a kick out of getting others worked up.