You're right. That's how I feel too. Overall I didn't think the exam was too bad. Some afternoon questions just seemed too easy and others took 20 minutes to solve. I still finished early though. The am portion definitly seemed to lean toward structural. There really wasn't that many water questions on it.
Yeah they really are very different. Alot of the wastewater stuff was completely new to me during my studying; I hadn't encountered it in school or at work before.
When the water depth was by itself (i.e. no enviro), there were a substantial number of examinees selecting water, even though the examinees may have been in other fields, mainly because there are less equations and fewer topics in water resources by itself than other depth topics. Some parity between depth exams was necessary so that none of them were considered too easy, hence the addition of environmental.
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He's completely serious because the same thing happened to me! My proctor was a little sneakier though. If the answer was A, she would walk down the first aisle. If it was B, she'd walk down the second and so on. The sheer physical dedication that she had to helping me pass will never be forgotten.
Me Too! Party time in AZ! And the fact that 61 is a prime number makes it even better.
