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Went through the Ks and mines up now. Hooray. I updated all my e-mails and linkedin and ordered new business cards and desk tag. Beer time now.

Someone in our office failed the Power exam with a 58! So the cut score is probably closing in on 60 this time around, which isn't hard to believe. Apparently there were failures of 60 out of 80 in April and October 2017 exams, so the cut score being that high is not unprecedented.

Just fly back to California to take the exam. It will most likely be cheaper, not to mention easier, to take the exam again in CA than it will be to register in another state to take it. I just did the same thing. Took the exam the first time in PA, failed, moved to CO, flew back to PA to take...

I took the April 2018 exam and then retook the April 2019 exam and passed. One of my ****** superpowers is being able to remember well the problems I get wrong on exams. On the April 2019 exam, I experienced about a dozen repeated questions. Thankfully, I remembered them and knew the right...

I passed primarily by doing 8 practice exams and using the online course by @Zach Stone, P.E., which took a lot of guess work out of figuring out what to study and what to ignore. My first time around I went down rabbit hole after rabbit hole of trying to understand material that was minimally...

100% agree. Absolutely worth it.

For anyone taking the PE for the first time this October or retaking it, I highly recommend the 6 month unlimited option of Electrical PE Review course by@Zach Stone, P.E.. The price seems a bit steep at first, but I promise you it's well worth it. His content is comprehensive and his online...

If anyone took Justin's survey and looked at results afterwards, one of the respondents had a fail report of 56/80 and I got wind yesterday of someone in our Nebraska office that failed at 58/60, though I can't confirm it. The cut score was very high this time, I wouldn't be too surprised to...