FYI - PE depth module (PM) selected in the exam room

[k2keylargo]

After having a momentary irregular heart beat 'cause I was thinking, "did I sign up for the Power module for the afternoon session?" :blink:

I called ESLES to verify this: We select which module we want to work when we start the PM portion of the test - the test booklet has all the different choices in it - in EE, we choose one: Power, Computers, or Electronics. We just mark which one we worked on the answer sheet.

So, be careful that you mark the proper test bubble..... that would be hell to make a mistake here!

 

[snickerd3]

After having a momentary irregular heart beat 'cause I was thinking, "did I sign up for the Power module for the afternoon session?" :blink:
I called ESLES to verify this: We select which module we want to work when we start the PM portion of the test - the test booklet has all the different choices in it - in EE, we choose one: Power, Computers, or Electronics. We just mark which one we worked on the answer sheet.

So, be careful that you mark the proper test bubble..... that would be hell to make a mistake here!

This can provide for some lively pre-afternoon portion entertainment. I took the ChE test and there is no choice for the afternoon part. The look on peoples faces was priceless when they received this 1/2 in thick test booklet and then see me get handed this very thin wafer of a booklet.

 

[mudpuppy]

Just for posterity in case this thread gets dreged up in the future. . .I think I read somewhere that they may change things to make you pick your module when you register for the exam.

 

[mudpuppy]

Just for posterity in case this thread gets dredged up in the future. . .I think I read somewhere that they may change things to make you pick your module when you register for the exam.

 

[DVINNY]

What did you say mudpuppy? I didn't hear you the first time. LOL.

My 3rd time taking the exam, I spent 20 minutes reading thru the WR and Transpo PM modules so that I could decide which to take.

I wouldn't suggest that BTW.

 

[mudpuppy]

Ooops. Good thing this isn't a 5000 post thread.

 

[csb]

I have to second that thought...last time I panicked 2 hours in, erased all my answers, and started a completely new depth. Don't do that. Ever.