Non-electric major and passed first try!

[Phatso86]

yippie! 

still doesn't change the fact that the test was moslty bs questions  :blink:

 

[trainrider]

Not sure how this post helps anyone here. Can you please provide details on how you passed? What you used, etc?

 

[Phatso86]

Not sure how this post helps anyone here. Can you please provide details on how you passed? What you used, etc?

not sure what lead you to conclude that all posts are meant to help others

 

[Ken PE 3.1]

Probably because the majority of people here try to help others, not just boast.

 

[matt267 PE]

opcorn:

 

[Road Guy]

Yeah but can you wire a three-way switch?

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[Road Guy]

Could you just not hack it as a structural engineer?

 

[Ultrafault]

Quiet we don't want it getting out that us electrical engineers are slackers.

 

[SNAPE/SMOTT PE]

still doesn't change the fact that the test was moslty bs questions  :blink:

Even though your major is non elect doesn't mean you don't have experience working in an electrical engineering capacity. This statement alone makes me believe that you do, or you wouldn't be able to call out those BS questions. I know a couple PEs with engineering degrees in disciplines different from what they do at work. It's common. 

Probably because the majority of people here try to help others, not just boast.

Yes, that is the goal of this board. 

Congrats. Now that you've passed, and will need continuing education credits, might I suggest an ethics course or two.