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Woooohooooo.... Texas Releases. Lateral only 2nd time and PASSED...

I'll still stick with Green as far as NCEES is concerned... :wtlw:

Looks like Michigan was one of the first's. Anybody from Michigan got their results yet??? @Titleistguy?

I just wanna see some Green.................I like red only when marking drawings.

So, which states are the ones that come in first? Any idea? I called Texas board, the rep said she had no idea yet about the results being released to the board. But then again she said the PE results were released on Friday which in fact were released on Thursday. Fingers crossed, hopefully...

Mine is the same. No bridges.

Anyone????

The'll start rolling today. Depends on state.

Anyone here who's account says "Already registered or Passed".. I am stressed now....

Well ****......

It shows available to me too....☹️.. Anybody here that says "already registered"???

Maybe we should just take a break and relax. Expect the results to be released after the holidays at the 12 week mark.😶

Ohhhh, Kim's a tough one. She will never tell you anything. But I agree they try not to disclose until the first Emails are sent out.

Maybe not today...

Not today it seems...☹️

I am thinking we will get to live another weekend waiting for the results since the PE is not even out yet. They might release SE on Monday.... :brickwall:

Music while studying doesn't work for me. Strangely though, my concentration is higher with some white noise in the background (like static sounds from a generator, fan whirring, mech equipment from the mech. room right next to my desk.)...  

You get a certificate of participation if you fail. Just a "pass" online if you pass. 

I think most of us will agree that you cannot pass SE with just superficial knowledge. Time, effort and a decent understanding of the subject matter is a prerequisite. So, just skimming the surface is not the intent. Just looking for a decent reference that is organized better than the code...

What about Concrete? Any one shot book on seismic design of concrete structures that is recommended?