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Keep your head up! I failed my first try and I took geotech as well. I ended up with a 31 out of 40 in the am and like a 21 out of 40 in the afternoon. My first go around I spent a solid two months crunching problems after problems but it wasn't enough. In my opinion you can crunch problems...

8 to 10 weeks before we get our licence. Geezzz....this whole PE thing with the studying, the exam, the results, and getting a seal is close to a one year process. When I took the GC test they run your answer sheet in a back room right after the test and give you your results. Crazy!

Today was a great day! I've had this goal to be a PE since high school(and a big leaguer) and now it has come true. I poured my whole being into this test (twice) and when I saw my passing result today literally broke down in joy. In my opinion it's so much more than a piece of paper or more...

Yes that was a smart decision.....shouldn't be talking about specifics. Changing the subject....what do you think is the average hours of sleep test takers get the night before the exam? I believe I got a solid 5 hrs this time and -.5hrs last time.(probably why I failed in April cause my brain...

Just signed up for the on-demand EET course. Hopefully the on-demand is just as good as the live classes. Anyone here take the on demand webinars with EET?

Anyone have any input on Geotechnical Depth with EET? Also, if you did fairly well in the morning the first time taking would it be worth it to sign up for the breath and depth with EET?

Amen! I think you hit it on the nail for me. I was like a robot doing practice problems like crazy...when I got to the afternoon section I got bent over backwards because I was used to using the same lot of equations with the same approaches to problems. This next time around I'm going to do...

Yes---Do the same thing and expect different results! This is what all engineers do right? :deadhorse:

Forget what I know? Great advice... :Failed:

John...I was very familiar with the outline but my weakness's were in areas that we almost never experience in Florida in the real world. I felt like I studied this areas enough to turn out a few questions right but this was not the case. The problem I have is that this is a national test but...

Failed for the first time with a 52/80 on the Florida civil geotech test. Studied for 2 months straight and took a review course for the AM section. Bought practice exams out the booty and did problems until I turned into a smurf. The afternoon chewed me up and spit me out sideways. As I was...

Got my results.....Fail!......Geotechnical.....First time....Balls!