Just signed up for EET

[Clemson CE P.E.]

Completed the first few courses, and already the instructor has gone over 3 things that I was sure I got right on the exam, only to realize that I missed some tricky wording.  Feeling pretty good about my chances come April!

 

[paigelida]

@Clemson CE are you taking both breadth and depth? Or just one? I signed up for the WRE depth as I failed in Oct and have heard such great things about EET. Can't decide what to do about the breadth section though. 

 

[matt267 PE]

@Clemson CE, @paigelida, Have you considered EET's pre-recorded ondemand classed for the AM portion of the exam?

I found the CERM's AM practice problems to be hard. But NCEES's practice exams will may help you out. Have you looked into Goswami's All-In-One Exam Guides ? (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0071821953?keywords=All%20in%20one%20PE%20exam%20review&qid=1453821292&ref_=sr_1_fkmr1_1&sr=8-1-fkmr1)    That might be a good resource for the AM portion of the exam. 

 

[Clemson CE P.E.]

@Clemson CE are you taking both breadth and depth? Or just one? I signed up for the WRE depth as I failed in Oct and have heard such great things about EET. Can't decide what to do about the breadth section though. 

@paigelida - I am taking both breadth and depth.  The on demand sessions have been a god-send.  Absolutely amazing help. I do wish some of the other students would pay attention though.  the professors are far too helpful to those who are absolutely clueless.

 

[paigelida]

@Clemson CE I decided on just taking the depth webinar. After looking through my diagnostic report on my previous two attempts it's clear I need the most help in the afternoon. Hoping that getting some tutor help on structures and working problems for the AM will be sufficient. 

I am/was very torn as I don't *think* I need a full class for the AM portion but at the same time this is my last attempt for at least a few years (other priorities in life, like having kids) so I want to give it my all.