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You can only be a licensed SE in state's that have the designation. This shouldn't be confused on where you can sit for the exam which is virtually every state. I'm not personally familiar with a state that does not offer the examination as an option to take. Link below shows a nice graphic on...

To finish my thoughts... 1. Have you set-up a preliminary study scheduling the topics you plan to cover in the approximate 3.5 months? Is it realistic given your other responsibilities? 2. Do you have the motivation to study for both exams?

I plan to take both vertical and lateral in Spring as well. From the numerous threads and tip pages I have read, it really comes down to the individual. There are positives and negatives to both approaches. My questions to you would be the following: 1. 

http://engineerboards.com/index.php?/topic/26772-recommended-references-building-tract/ I'd direct you to this thread above and I'd add ASCE 7-10 Wind Guide to that list

I think smahurin meant "ME" as himself. And smahurin I agree a masters degree will give you better grasp on theory and a better engineer overall, but unfortunately all post-graduate programs are not equal in standard, thus an exam like the PE or SE is necessary to create some sort of arbitrary...

Phatso86, please don't take my post personal. Purpose of my statement is to hopefully persuade yourself or another individual who may stroll across this thread to see the value in the SE exam if they are a practicing engineer. Is the SE exam necessary? No. Does it qualify you over another with a...

The SE title, if obtained, never has ZERO benefit unless you don't see yourself practicing structural engineering in near future. It's an exam that will at minimum further your general structural engineering knowledge. Also, I would say it is worth more than a MSE when it comes to comparing the...

Yup 2nd edition purchased, thanks for taking the time to compile such a resource

I have several resources for lateral practice problems between SEAOC Design Manuals and AISC Design Manual. Can anyone suggest practice problems for the vertical test beyond NCEES practice exam and PPI practice exam booklet? I plan to get Connor's bridge book for bridge questions in morning both...

Skipping questions you can't figure a route in the first 45 seconds is a good strategy and should be used. I used it this past April with success. Didn't need it so much in the morning, but afternoon it definitely got me through. Continue to practice problems and take practice exams. More...