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I was so nervous when I gOt the email at 8:26 AM from NCEES. I FINALLY PASSED THE PE STRUCTURAL AFTER TWO FAILED ATTEMPTS I PASSED. HUG ME.  (STATE OF ARIZONA)

Do you happen to remember what the PM questions covered? What makes them unique? now I am scared 😨

Both tries shows weakness in both areas. Second try I was a little better in the depth portion :( Thanks!

This is my third time taking on this exam <cries in a corner>. I was going to take it in April and got crazy busy at work so I decided to push it till October. I just registered for the EET Structural Depth based on recommendations I got on this forum. SO based on everyone's successful...

If you haven't signed up for any courses yet and want to warm up for the PE Exam, I highly recommend the 5 playlists provided by Civil Engineering Academy covering the main topics of the PE AM section: Water Resources

I signed up since everyone recommended it and I really hope it pays off this time :( PE April 2019 exam is only 115 days away...So I need to start making a schedule...and get to studying!!! and why am I freaking out so much???!!!!! oh my god I can't breathe. <Hyperventilates>

YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST. Thanks for your time writing me your advice! I registered for EET depth and I have old notes for School of PE breadth (will April 2017 material be good enough?). 

Yay congrats!! and thanks for your input ❤️

Congrats on passing! And I honestly never practiced the examples in the PPI even though I have the book because of how intimidating the problems looked. But I will give it a shot during the month of January

Thank you so much! I never thought of this...but makes sense. I will look up these texts and purchase them come next paycheck. It will be worth it.

Thank you for your thorough input! Everyone seems to recommend EET for afternoon so I will definitely sign up for that. And I decided to start studying in January and attack the AM as thoroughly as possible :)

Sorry to hear that. It sucks but we can't give up!

I have taken the PE Civil - Structural twice and the following is how I did: April 2017 in Texas with a score of 26/40 AM & 22/40 PM October 2018 in California with a  score of  22/40 AM & 21/40 PM. The first round I studied more and used only School of PE. I had three co-workers...

Where was the location of the testing center?

This is very helpful! 

I am on the same boat except I failed structural twice. I would love to get ideas from Civil - Structural examinees here and not study by myself

CA - Civil Structural -  Failing score 43/80

I know the feeling and it sucks. I feel lost. I covered material that I didn't cover the first time around. I studied one month when I took it April 2017 but changed that to two months for Oct 2018 (3 hours per day after work and 8 hours per day on weekends). Maybe finding this forum will help...

I failed...I am honestly surprised. I felt like I did better than last time but my average score was actually lower and now I don't think I can handle failing a third time. How can I pass the PE structural? what do I need to do right?

I slacked off a lot today and I am going to log off so that I get some work done and not get fired lol. Good luck everyone. If you no longer see me posting, that probably meant I failed and spiraled into depression