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Also, you could become a PG and probably do a lot of the same work that you would do as a Civil with a focus in WRE, though you wouldn't be able to sign design drawings.

Yeah that's nuts, and it's the same with their PE prep.

I have a bachelors in biology and got a masters in environmental engineering. I have my PE in Civil WRE. What you're saying is totally possible. Depending on the state, you may need more or less years of experience before getting your PE. For example, in Minnesota you need more experience if you...

Does anyone know if seismic and survey usually come out on the same day??

@rdv128 sorry you got bad news today. I took EET and passed (fwiw, I have no background in structures or materials). While I wouldn't necessarily recommend spending another ~$500 on a different review course, they do offer their 3 practice exams for $85, which might be worth your money: ...

Yes I've only gotten seismic so far... cmonnnnn!!

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I just took the surveying exam on Saturday after having completed the EET course, and I believe I passed. For what it's worth, I also took EET for depth (WRE), breadth, AND seismic. Yes, EET has a lot of my money. I agree with @pimelu that the course was not as well organized as the other EET...

Hi @CAPLS I'm wondering about June test takers. If I take the exam in June and then fail and don't get the notice until July, does that mean I have to wait until Q4 to take it again? Whereas someone who took in in May could take it in Q3? Seems strange since both people would be Q2 test takers...