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[sycamore PE]

Used my lunch break to get my hair did post

 

[Phantom PE]

Submissions like crazy post

 

[snickerd3]

Used my lunch break to get my hair did post

so how often do you get your did?

 

[scary dog PE]

its raining, its pouring, I wish I was snoring!!!

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

I am about a month overdue for a haircut.

 

[pabelong PE]

In PA prior to the early 1990's you could take the tests back to back...one of my professors did that, he had is PE results before his FE results!! Back then it was hand written tests, no multiple choice. You needed to show all your work to get credit for it therefore no guessing and have a 25% chance of getting the correct answer! At the same time if you plugged in the wrong numbers and got the wrong answer but showed all the steps correctly, you got the credit for the problem. It was 4 questions in the morning and 4 in the afternoon each with 10 parts (still 80 questions in all) and on the electrical test, it depended on the previous parts answer to get the whole problem correct. I guess if you didn't get a part you couldn't move on to the next part.

I can *not* imagine trying to take the tests back to back - that's nuts.

Good for him, though!

 

[sycamore PE]

Used my lunch break to get my hair did post

so how often do you get your did?

Every couple months. I have low maintenance hair. But I love going to get it cut at lunch. However, there's a running joke at work that when a woman gets her hair done, it means she's pregnant. . . Something about Kate Middleton and bangs.

 

[snickerd3]

In PA prior to the early 1990's you could take the tests back to back...one of my professors did that, he had is PE results before his FE results!! Back then it was hand written tests, no multiple choice. You needed to show all your work to get credit for it therefore no guessing and have a 25% chance of getting the correct answer! At the same time if you plugged in the wrong numbers and got the wrong answer but showed all the steps correctly, you got the credit for the problem. It was 4 questions in the morning and 4 in the afternoon each with 10 parts (still 80 questions in all) and on the electrical test, it depended on the previous parts answer to get the whole problem correct. I guess if you didn't get a part you couldn't move on to the next part.

I can *not* imagine trying to take the tests back to back - that's nuts.

Good for him, though!

you can take both tests on the same weekend in IL. When I took the FE exam in 2002 there were a couple of guys attempting such a feat.

When took the FE the afternoon part was like that. Same problem statement for mulitple problems if you didn't get the 1 and 2 correct you were going to have a hard time geting 3-6. but it was mulitple choice test when i took it. I didn't fully complete a single problem grouping in the afternoon but I still passed.

 

[sycamore PE]

I remember some people taking the tests back to back in Indiana when I took my FE. Totally nuts. Sounds like brain torture.

 

[sycamore PE]

Imagine if you passed the PE but failed the FE! That would seem kind of backwards . But I'm sure it's happened before.

 

[blybrook PE]

random post

 

[sycamore PE]

Spam and twinkies

 

[blybrook PE]

Twinkies and BACON!

 

[Lumber Jim]

bacon and cholesterol.

 

[scary dog PE]

spamburgers

 

[sycamore PE]

Bacon spamburger

 

[scary dog PE]

almost time to go to awards ceremony and graduation!!

 

[Lumber Jim]

fun spam

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

Imagine if you passed the PE but failed the FE! That would seem kind of backwards . But I'm sure it's happened before.

CO requires your FE/EIT before you can even sit for the PE. You do have the option of skipping the FE/EIT if you're willing to add a few years experience to your application...

 

[sycamore PE]

Kiddos 18 month appt this afternoon. I don't like the Dr's office, but it'll be nice to know how big my munchkin is.