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I agree with you, that is serious, temporary, I felt this after finishing the S.E. exam on October 2018. 

After coming to USA  at age 30 31 FE 34 PE 38 SE 39 CA Seismic & Survey

Thank you.

I got my S.E. few years ago, I got my C.A. P.E. & S.E. as well, I have now CA, IL and NV S.E's., TX, CA, NY, LA, NC, SC, TN, WA, UT, GA & NJ P.E's. and Got 0% rise, just good job, I stay there because I'm happy in the company, I agree with all comments before, each one has the personal...

I registered EET (now AEI) and passed the SE exam on October 2018, it is worth, I highly recommend it with Dr. Ahmed and Dr. Zayati. 

Take AEI they will provide you the best handout to pass the S.E. exam.

I recommend AEI 

I highly recommend them, I took the lateral S.E. and passed with them, also I'm using their lectures for my work, from my experience, Dr. Ibrahim and Dr. Zayati are a very helpful and quick response to all questions. 

For me it is an ideal reference to understand the seismic analysis and design of buildings to pass the exams, I passed the S.E. and CA P.E. exams using EET Courses and References, I highly recommend it.

Congrats.

I totally agree with you, I highly recommend EET.

This is a review course, but I think you can order the book, just try with the EET website.

Take EET for Seismic.

I recommend to take the EET course.

Thank you, I already ordered them and ordered the survey once, happy with both of them.

Thank you vip-eng, for seismic, basically, I'm totally satisfied with EET because of I participated with EET for the S.E. classes and I passed it, so for seismic I still depend on them and I recommend them for others.  

Congratulations!

Thank you Structural 2552, Sounds Reza workbook very worth, for the seismic, I already ordered the EET seismic practice test package.

Thank you JPMCL for your advices, for the survey, I see most of you guys recommend Reza and EET (so I'm between them), for the seismic, I probably go with EET.