Alabama has been released

[asha1985]

Just got results from Alabama. Civil Structural.

Failed with a 49/80.

I guess trying to cram for the PE three weeks before the test wasn't a good idea. I'll be out of town in April, but will register again for the next October session. With much more preparation.

i took the civil structural PE exam, it was a doozy. i'm not exactly confident i passed but i guess i'll find out soon enough.

LOL, that's kind of a ********* move Porter to call the exam a "doozy" after someone stated that they've failed that discipline. C'mon man, keep that kind of stuff to yourself.

No offense taken. I (obviously) thought it was hard, too. I really didn't expect to pass, but I had already paid the fee so it didn't make any sense to not try.

It was hard to find time to study with a one year old at home. My next plan will include a quiet, off-site study area.

 

[josef104]

Those who passed, have you received any letters from the state yet?

 

[BamaStrucPESE]

Those who passed, have you received any letters from the state yet?

I haven't yet. I don't expect anything until next week at the earliest. The hard part of waiting is over, so I don't care if they send the letter a month later.

 

[AlabamaEngineer86]

I got my letter last Friday. It is dated December 18th so I'm guessing that they mailed them out on Thursday afternoon. $25 due within 30 days, then a receipt along with you license number will be mailed back to you. It also states that no license numbers will be issued until after January 6.

 

[josef104]

Thanks! Got mine today.

 

[AlabamaEngineer86]

FYI. License numbers are now available on the ALBELS License Lookup.

 

[josef104]

Sweet.

34661 to 34892 created. Congrats to the 231 new PEs of Alabama!

 

[BamaStrucPESE]

Found my number yesterday, I didn't update my email signature or business cards until I had that. I figured they could change their minds on me up until I have the license number.