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Recently I read an article on Structure Magazine Issue October 2022. It points out concern of SE Exam transition to computer based test. It's information worth knowing for those who are planning to take the exam from 2024 afterwards. See link below: https://www.structuremag.org/?p=21592

Pass rates is out.

Took Vertical Bridge on December 2021. Took Lateral Bridge on April 2022. Glad it's over.

SE Bridge. Passed Vertical in October 2021. Just took Lateral on April 2022. Studied by myself. I didn't count the time and just put as much time as possible. Every time before the exam I felt I was ready. But the real exam was much tougher than the NCEES practice exams and time was very limited...

For Illinois CTS seems already show results on the system. NCEES shows nothing yet.

I took vertical bridge. I felt morning session was a bit tougher than the NCEES sample exam but very close. I was surprised to see a lot of bridge questions and some questions covered very detail things. Over all I felt good. There were a couple questions that I was not very sure. The rest were...

It came out last Friday very late.

Seismic workbook was sold. Survey is still available.

Initial The time after I submitted my application. It took two months after get email regarding technical review.

Just be patient. It depends how many applicants apply at each quarter. It took me about 5-6 months to get approved. You can call the board but I don't think it will speed up your processing.

Seismic Design Review Workbook (Steven T. Hiner) Surveying for California Civil PE License (by Dr. Shahin A. Mansour)

Anyone what to buy seismic and survey workbook? See link below in yard sale section: Seismic Survey

Seismic Design Review Workbook (for CA Civil P.E. Seismic Principles Exam) February 2018 - Fourth Printing https://www.ebay.com/itm/223659331120

Surveying for California Civil PE License (by Dr. Shahin A. Mansour) 2018 First Edition See link below: https://www.ebay.com/itm/223659330285

Congratulations! Good luck for your survey exam.

Survey is out. 

This is just my suggestions: 1. Get familiar with basic knowledge, like unit convert, simple equations. You don't have enough time to look for all of them. 2. Keep tracking your time all the time. Before the exam, I wrote the maximum time I need to finish 10 questions, 20 questions, 30...

Also nervous. I took survey. I flagged a couple questions and guessed a couple.

Probably next week.