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I took the Civil/Structural in April 08 and recommend you give it a try if you're having difficulty with the Struct I. The afternoon Structural section is not overly difficult; I studied structural topics for a little under a month and, using the CERM to tackle the (almost absurdly easy)...

BAE 2002 EIT 2002 PE 2008!!! 5 years exp. at a Consulting Structural Design Firm in NYC Currently at $65K + OT + bonus ($5K last year), 401K, great benefits. Salary is a bit low for the area. Will re-post when I find out what that PE is worth...

Thanks!! :) The answer to your question is: yes, yes, and yes. CERM is invaluable in the morning session and is really the only book I needed. For the afternoon, bring every code you're remotely familiar with. My theory was, if I'd never seen the code before it probably wouldn't do me much...

That may work for water resources... but let me tell you, for structural, you need as many as you can carry! A friend of mine took a suitcase full of books... but left out the IBC and one or two other "recommendeds"... missed an easy definition question based on the IBC and failed the exam by...

I'm 28 and just found out I passed today... although I'll be 29 tomorrow, so take that for what you will :)

PASSED NY Civil/Structural!!!! Congratulations everyone! I'm absolutely elated..... :multiplespotting:

New York is in! (city and central)

Just received my results here in Queens, NY -- PASSED! Good luck to everyone, and thanks for providing a little much needed (in)sanity during the last few weeks of waiting!!! :multiplespotting: