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Last name begins with "J".  So not sure that's the driving factor.

Still no email but I just checked the website and my license number has been issued.

No word here either...yet...

Estimated responses... I didn't have time or the mental bandwidth to go back and rank/count 1. Surveying / Seismic 2. 40 / 40 3. 14 / 12 4. 1 / 3 5. pass / pass

It would appear the answer is to play the waiting game...

Just got surveying and passed that one too.  Phew! Now I guess I will get notice of being licensed soon?  I'm going to go do some digging to refresh myself but if anyone can point me to a summary of the process after passing, I'd sure appreciate it.

@wheresmyresults -- just got mine as well and passed.  Fingers crossed that surveying comes soon and provides similar results.

Anyone know if the 6th Ed. is significantly different from the 5th?  I have the older version and am wondering if I need to ditch it all in favor of new materials if I decide to take the exam.

@structural2552 , my fingers are certainly crossed for (positive) results early next week.  I'm sure it's been covered somewhere but I'm somewhat curious why a computer based test doesn't provide instant pass/fail results.  I get some of the analytics taking additional review before released...

In all licensing exams (PE, SE, state exams, etc.) I think the most challenging aspect for test takers is time limits.  It's easy to get sucked into a problem that you know you should be able to answer and burn 10-20 minutes or more and put yourself way behind.  Do this once, you could recover...

Definitely found it trickier than the surveying.  Both were hard, but seismic felt like the questions were intentionally vague and confusing at times.

I'm waiting on results of both exams.  Fingers crossed.  The waiting it tough. I'm not banking on early results.  Guessing between the 13th and 15th.

Never mind. The dates exam materials are mostly related to analysis and unchanged code provisions. No need for new problems. 

I’m taking the seismic exam in a week. I’ve got plenty of study materials (review) but would love to get some last minute practice exams. I have ones for the prior code iterations but would love to get some updated problems. Does anyone sell digital versions so I don’t have to wait for shipping...

I just got my SE in IL and used TX PE's as my references. One thing to note-- I had experience in Washington, DC as well but my boss was licensed in NY. They did not accept that. They wanted the PE's to be licensed in the state you are working (silly since 90%+ of our work was outside of DC...).

Folks -- I'm looking into getting my CA PE and SE licenses. I am already a licensed PE in TX and SE in IL. I know there are state specific exams for California (Seismic and Surveying) but I'm having trouble tracking down the process. Will be giving the board of engineering in CA a call next...

Ditto. Quoted for truth. Just had a co-worker fail (3rd time) with 32/40 in the morning and 2 acceptable, 1 needs improvement and 1 unacceptable. As TME said, you're lucky as heck or drastically underestimated your efforts. That or the bridge exam is graded on a very different scale than the...

Still nothing?

Here you go -- these guys rock http://www.engineerseals.com/

@JB66money I was in the same boat. 2+ years pre-grad experience (internships, co-ops and summer jobs in grad school). 5 years post-grad experience. FE, PE and SE (exam passed... still waiting on IL to process my paperwork... 6 months and counting)... BSCE, MSCE half-way through Ph.D. Up...