WA SE III Results
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jtubbs, I'm envious and happy for you. Is that possible? Anyhow, good luck and have a cold one for me.
As my goofy dad would say, "You da' man!"
Thanks McEngr! Will do...there'll be plenty of cold ones flowing for the next couple weeks I imagine! Wasn't sure I wanted to open the letter and risk putting a damper on the Super Bowl weekend (and the months to come)...I am just so relieved it's over.
Good luck to you as well!
Mook - You may have seen this already, but the link below is the matrix developed by the board that was in effect for last October's exam:
http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/engineersla...seiiimatrix.pdf
It isn't very detailed, but I think it is the best they have for now. The SEAW Refresher Course Notes may also be of some help.
jtubbs, I assume you took the exam in Washington? I took mine in Oregon... no results yet. :smileyballs:
Yeah, I took it in WA...actually, I didn't even realize they offered it in OR. Hopefully you get your results soon! Good luck!
Congratulations jtubbs!!
You must have done something right. I took the exam in WA and no results yet. Did you register early for the exam?
Anyone else got their results?
PIYA - Hmm, not sure why you don't have your results yet. I don't think when you register plays into when you get your results. If you have already passed the SE II, you can check the DOL license query website to determine if your structural endorsement has been added to your PE license:
https://fortress.wa.gov/dol/dolprod/bpdLicenseQuery/
As of this morning my structural endorsement has been added...so I immediately ordered new business cards!
Good Luck!
ed511,
The average bonus is the pleasure of being liable for structural designs in WA!! J/K I don't know that there are any statistics out there for this. I know my company doesn't have an official policy and I don't expect any kind of bonus, but I hope (and believe) that my efforts will be rewarded by a larger than normal pay raise and potentially a gift of some kind. More than anything, passing this exam definitely increases my job security...which in this market is a significant benefit.
McEngr - sorry to hear that, and I wish you the best of luck if you decide to try again. Next time take it in WA, you'll get your results MUCH sooner!
Hi guys. Thanks for the support. I don't say "I didn't study" because I'm trying to appear smarter. I actually think I could've done much better if I studied. I will say this: if a structural engineer doesn't feel comfortable with every aspect of the SEAOC seismic design manuals, then that particular examinee wouldn't survive.
I'm very good in "key" areas, but my diversity in high-rise structures is limited. It gives me a humble experience. I still don't get how 50% of CA examinees passed, but it will be half of that in WA. Yes... I realize that they aren't the same exam, but they have open reciprocity on the West Coast. I'm thinking I'll wait until the NCEES 16-hour exam is set forth in April, 2011.
I'm very good in "key" areas, but my diversity in high-rise structures is limited. It gives me a humble experience. I still don't get how 50% of CA examinees passed, but it will be half of that in WA. Yes... I realize that they aren't the same exam, but they have open reciprocity on the West Coast. I'm thinking I'll wait until the NCEES 16-hour exam is set forth in April, 2011.
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