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FE - 22 PE - 27 SE(1) -54 SE(2) -55 SE(3) -55 SE(4) -56 SE(5) -56 SE(6) -57 (PASS!!!)

Heck, I think they should give more feedback on Unacceptable scores. How can I improve if I don't know what I did wrong? Can you imagine going through college, taking tests and not getting detailed results?

Oh how I wish that theory held true for bridges....

As a bridge person, I always think the morning is tough

Nope. Similar boat as you. Do well in the PM and the building stuff kicks my fanny in the AM.

23/40 A/A/A Sigh...

What is this Discord of which you speak?

That AM is killer for us bridge folk. Congrats on the A/A/A!!!

Maybe the "unsuccessful" are notified first. Wishing you the best!

I wonder what color the pencil will be in April...

CT out. 21/40; A/A/U Wish we could get some feedback on the afternoon problems. Just doesn't seem right. Congratulations to all that passed!!!

For the October 2020 exam, the scoring workshop was held on December 2-5 and, ironically, I received the results email on 12/16/2020. So anywhere from 11 to 13 days.

Last year the virtual grading workshop was held Dec 1-3 and I received an email about the results from NCEES on 12/16. NCEES will just start compiling the graders information today and then complete whatever administrative work they need and probably start releasing results to boards next week...

For those scoring at home, yesterday was the last day of the Exam scoring workshop. May God (however you perceive him/her to be) be with us all....

Thank you. I asked in a chat as well.

Where can you see their calendar? I could not find it on their website. Thank you.

Middle of December (14-16.) It seems that, historically, the grading workshop is held the first weekend in December.

I can see your point about searching through the codes quickly, but if you are not extremely familiar with the document, there can be nuances that you miss. As I noted, I have these highlighted so I don't overlook them. Also, I created numerous flow charts and step-by-step summaries for...

Understood, but part of exam prep is completing practice problems with your particular set of references so you become familiar with them and know where to find things quickly. As everyone knows, the morning is all about speed and finding the formula or code section that the problem needs FAST...