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I took it in Brooklyn too. What did you think of the facility? I thought it was hot, noisy, and could not understand the proctors at all when they gave direction.

I took electrical power and my license number does not appear on the website as of this morning.

Cannot disagree more. I took Villanova the first time i took the test. It is a great course on electrical engineering but not a test prep course. It had tons of information that I honestly believe wasted valuable studying time for me. The GA Tech course on the other hand I believe was very good...

I am surprised how many PE/MBAs there are here. I am one also...finished up last August. As for what I am doing...focusing on my family as I ignored them the past 4 years taking MBA classes at night and rolling right into PE studying.

Show-off. I am educated in Mechanical...but work in electrical

I thought the GA Tech professor was excellent.

I would add the following: NESC Complex Imaginary Practice Tests - These are more in line with the difficulty of the exam than Spin Up Grainger - Power System Analysis - I recall some questions pulling information from this text almost verbatim Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers - I...

How did everyone do who was complaining about this test? I passed so I am not complaining anymore.

Georgia Tech Power Class - Passed This is my third time taking the test. I attribute passing to better study habits and experience but the GA Test helped me alot. My first attempt at taking the test i took the Villanova class because it seemed to be the most comprehensive. I was right, but...

Me too!!

Wow thanks alot!. Where were you before the exam?

Based on your location i guess you took this at Pratt. I am assuming you went to Willoughby St rather than Willoughby Ave. I had a buddy that made the same mistake and didnt make it in time for the exam. I agree with your assessment of the power exam and if you look through this forum there...

Karma will be served if I failed by a couple of points... But continuing with the theme of this thread, there were questions that required this code book. From all courses and information i have, purchasing this book was not something that was needed for the exam. Unless I knew that I needed...

Grainger - Power System Analysis - I recall some questions pulling information from this text almost verbatim Standard Handbook for Electrical Engineers - I was able to answer some questions that were "from left field" using this reference. I dont want to get too detailed but i work for a...

Yeh but you learn the theory that's on the sample exams. Don't know how you can prepare for theoretical questions from left field  this test was about how good your referenceses were. Thankfully I was on this forum and studied from/had some of the better ones.

First time posting. Been on and off this site the past year after failing this test last year i thought I was extremely prepared for this exam taking and passing concept imagery, NCEES and spin up practice exams several times. I also took the Georgia tech class. Despite all that I was...