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I tried looking on this site for SE results but it says login failed (I made sure everything was entered correctly) http://www.continentaltesting.net/index.html I passed the SEII in october in Illinois so I retook the SEI in april but had it proctored in PA

I agree with most of the people above, the morning was easier than the afternoon and I had trouble with the AASHTO problems. I feel pretty good about it but still not sure if it was enough to pass. 2nd time taking it for me so that helped as far as knowing more of what to expect. I also feel i...

Can you use the SERM in other states besides IL ?

Can you bring all of the above to the SEI exam?

bummer, I should have waited until the new format came out

If you pass the current SEI & SEII do you have to retake them to get licensure in the current states that require SEIII? Is there any 'grandfathering' in of those who pass the current SEI&II?

For the April SEI, you need the AASHTO 2007 with 2008 revisions. Would I be at a disadvantage if I get the latest edition with 2008 & 2009 revisions?

looks like the NCEES referenced standard is now the AASHTO 4th edition, i've got the 2004 3rd edition, do i need the 4th for the April SEI exam?

Passed Illinois SEII failed SEI I plan on retaking the SEI in April but I have heard you do not have to take it in Illinois. I live in ohio, does anyone know where I can find out about getting the Illinois license through an NCEES exam outside of Illinois?

When do we get the scores?

I definitely felt better about the SE2 than SE1. The SE1 was tough because you had to move so fast. I felt like I was getting hung up on problems because I was rushing and the time wasted hurt me in other problems. But it is good to be done, good luck to everyone in January!

I asked around here and it turns out we have the MDG, 1993 (doesn't say what edition).

I don't have that book, is there any other place I could find this info?

Is there a table that has this information?

on page 54, at the bottom of the page, in the calc for Pe2: where does the 18 come from? is the # of columns?

First time taking the SEI and II next week, I feel like i need to do a lot this weekend but since I never took the exams i can't really tell if i'm ready. I will work at one subject (timber for example) and feel good about it but then after a couple weeks I am not as quick at it, so I need to...

I don't have that one, do you think it is necessary for the test? :burgerking:

what book is this? (SEAOC/ ICC book V.2)

I see, they could be concerned with someone copying problems in a notebook, of course you could copy those in a text or code book as well. I agree on trying to take the high road as much as possible to be safe

am i missing something, why would putting notes in plastic slip sheets make a difference in terms of whether it is bound or not? it is frustrating, an open book exam should be: any materials allowed, not vague rules on what you can/cannot bring that vary from state to state