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Thank you for checking with the board...<sigh>...

I have had success using them by changing the URL Remove the /public part of the directory link (null)

oooh you're right - good catch! But still no results...

looks like we already did!

Making some tweaks to improve user experience caused by extreme server load, please check back later today. Maybe I'm doing a little too much "refresh"

DEFINITELY! You'd think I could just compartmentalize; after all I've waited this long!

I guess I had that wrong... Results When results have been released to the Missouri board (typically 8–10 weeks after the exam) and validated, NCEES will send an e-mail informing you that your result can be accessed through your My NCEES account. DOH! Come on MO!!

MO results are supposed to be released directly by NCEES...but so far nothing... Congratulations to all who passed so far :D To those who failed...hang tough - it is annoying and expensive but it is just a test; many have been in this boat before...

This is great thanks!! (null)

I keep hitting refresh...but nada maybe if I logoff/logon... or maybe if I kick the computer... or maybe if I just take a long bathroom break... or maybe... anyway I'm now seeing we have OH, KY, WA, GA, VT, TX, CO, IA ...and one more refresh...nope nada still

Postings on EB from some OH, KY, WA, GA, VT Any other states in?

ditto!!

nothing in MO yet

Maybe CA gets a volume discount!

Congratulations! Way to hang in there :)

NCEES does have exam fees. I took the FE in April 2011 for $125 and the PE in October 2011 for $265. This was in addition to the $10 app fee to the state (Missouri) for the FE and $100 state app fee for the PE. It may be different in other states, but in Missouri you apply to the state and...

These questions are part of a final proyect. I'll be very thankful if you can answer them. As of today how much is your salary being a computer engineer?Too personal How much time did you spend looking for your first job as a computer engineer?I am EE but have worked as a software engr and...

If you go to the NCEES website under the Licensing Boards area you will find part of your answer. Go to your state and click the "View all answers to licensing board survey." link. Scroll down until you find the state's answer to the following question (Missouri shown here): How does your...

With that kind of question, I would call them and ask. This is the kind of thing that could vary from state to state.

In Missouri, the application had a section where you check what engineering discipline, as in "Electrical and Computer", but no depth area was specified. When approved to take the test, you then register/pay for the test with NCEES and choose the specific area at that time. Are you trying to...