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Hello, do you know if there's been any news on NCEES changing code year for the Oct 2021 cycle? I'm guessing no and we'll have to wait after the April cycle to find out..

5 months isn't enough to take on both vertical and lateral while working full time imo. If you're not already doing design on a daily basis, I'd strongly advice 10-12 months. So to be well prepared for April 2021, you need to take it seriously today.

Do you know how long did it take that coworker to get it (assuming he did)?

Thank you, I have heard it'd take months :( I have a specific question if someone knows: the NY application (Form 1) asks about education information.. I have already verified my education with NCEES previously, do I have to request my schools for verification again?

I need to apply to the NY license ASAP thru NCEES. I have my NCEES pretty up-to-date. If you have recently gone thru or are familiar with the process, please share your knowledge. I'm currently licensed in California btw. Thank you!

Only California has canceled so far eh O_o

Does this affect people that hold existing PE license in GA that are practicing structural?

hm how do I sign up to get these emails -_-?

So about 2 weeks to decide... wearing a mask for 8+ hours and risk getting the virus by being indoors for a long period of time..

NCEES email response, stole from Reddit: NCEES is closely monitoring the rapidly changing events taking place with COVID-19. We will be making every effort to ensure that we protect the health, safety and welfare of examinees and our proctoring staff for this exam administration. New exam day...

50% sounds high when you're talking about those states. btw, do you know what is the current MI's restrictions on in-door gatherings?

In case you didn't know. It's nice that NCEES lets us know about it early. The way they worded it though makes it sound like at least some code change is very likely for Oct 2021. https://ncees.org/covid-19/ June 19, 2020 NCEES posts design standards for April 2021 exam administration Due...

Damn, it's hard to sink 200-300 hours into studying while it's not certain the exam will happen -_-;;;;

I should start studying again -__-

The 2 instructors formed their own thing recently.

Surprised for PE, I'm not too late to the game after all -.- Is this when some takes or passes the exam?

I used SoPE a few years back and their AM was outstanding. The booklet wasn't available then but I bet it's worth the money.

For the US, its stupid leader lets what is happening happen.

I'm trying to think ahead in case COVID-19 gets much worse in the States and starts to affect say the construction industry. I'd like to know how do you think it's gonna affect civil engineers going forward? Anything different happens at your job, aside from working from home? I'd think...

Mine looks the same, I wouldn’t worry about it.