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What was the secret? I had my MINT condition Hiner Work Book listed for $50 and no one would touch it lol

Read the email ;)

Seismic- PASSED. Second attempt, took AEI. Didn't re-take the course just focused on solving problems again and practice exams. Huge relief.

@CAPLS do you have any information on the BPELSG Connect website being down for at least this past week if not longer? It doesn't appear as if there's any way to schedule a re-test as the Connect Portal is the only way to do that as far as I'm aware. I was hoping to schedule a re-test for Q2...

I admit I'm probably a bit more worked up about it than I should be. That said your perspective and input is definitely appreciated. And thanks for the clarification on reciprocity vs. comity. I always wondered about that.

They probably have, but I think they've run into roadblocks from whatever other Engineering associations and political groups are in the state that for whatever reason DON'T want Enviro's to get stamps *cough* civils *cough*. As I mentioned above - if you will grant an Env. Eng reciprocity as a...

With all due respect, as one of the most esteemed posters on this forum, this doesn't make sense to me. "We already have professional civil and mechanical engineer's, why even bother with Environmental PE's? Who cares, don't need 'em. (But we'll still offer an accredited Env. Eng. curriculum...

You can apply to take the Env. PE exam in any state. I'm not sure why Virginia specifically was an option. If you're in California, Arizona is fine, or Nevada or Oregon. You can take the exam in whatever state you're in so it doesn't really matter. The real problem is that your...

I took my Enviro PE exam in Arizona and got licensed there. I'm applying for reciprocity as a Civil (WRE) in California, meaning I also have to pass the Seismic and Survey exams. This is the only way I've seen to do it. Actually I'm still waiting for approval to sit for those exams but I'm...

Thank you all for the replies, I appreciate the input!

Thanks for the responses so far.  I am keeping track!

I know this is a popular topic and there are many threads with people giving their advice.  I have been reading through some and came across someone who said that they did not have any background in surveying but that the CPESR course was good to get the basics, but that another course (Reza or...

Based on this post I've already decided to register for April 2019.

LOL yeah well I figured that one out, I'm not THAT gullible.

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I just got the survey, I really don't need my emotions messed with like that!  :mad:

Definitely VERY Deep in the 'second guessing myself' phase.  I know there were certain questions I could have used another resource on or that I didn't adequately prepare for.  There was one resource at the last second I decided not to bring that I'm sure would have answered a question.  But...

This problem has become our White Whale...

For that problem, like I said they use 'removal rate constant' which is just a first order coefficient (hour to -1 power), which matches what they have in the word problem.  So you can see why there might be some confusion, lack of consistent terminology.  There's no formula (not in that section...

I believe the "decay coefficient" in this instance is actually the removal reaction rate constant, used in steady state box model for calculating indoor air concentrations.   You'd have to have the book in order to get the context - the problems in the book generally follow along with the topics...