6 Tips to Pass the Civil PE Exam Breadth Section

[@oleopathic]

Thank you very much. A lot of this advice carries over easily from the FE exam. Looking forward to the October 2020 PE.

[@Lady-Lilith]

I was meant to take it in April 2020 but of course it got cancelled. Good luck in October! I'm back to studying and of course feel like I'm starting at square one despite having studied for the April test. It's amazing how much the brain forgets in just a matter of months.

[@oleopathic]

@@Lady-Lilith good luck!

[@oleopathic]

@@Lady-Lilith how's it going? did you sit for the pe ?

[@wyvernspit]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting this and taking the time to give us this information! This was so helpful!

[@kolkena]

I'm glad it helped!

[@a.d.3803]

Wonder how this all translates to the computer based exam. No outside materials, just your noggin and whatever reference material they provide. Feel like this could make life easier or harder

[@alexnelson8]

Thank You

[@bmac410]

So do you think I'll be fine using the 13th Edition CERM? Published 2012. I already have it from a coworker and won't worry about buying the newest edition if this will suffice

[@kolkena]

Yeah, I think you'll be fine with it. So long as it covers everything in the syllabus.

[@zuby555]

I'll be using 2014 myself, seems to have everything I need for breadth so far

[@HHHPedigrees]

NCEES is tripping they are not allowing you to bring anything anymore. Last generation had it easy. Now we’re expected to know everything in our heads. Wtf is this

[@rpardoyoyo]

Man those dictionaries are expensive. How much was yours? and where

[@kolkena]

I didn't bring one. I should've.

[@rpardoyoyo]

@@kolkena Would it be possible if you could send me your structural notes for the PE please?

[@kolkena]

@@rpardoyoyo maybe...send me an email.

[@rpardoyoyo]

Alex Kolkena [e-mail]

[@rpardoyoyo]

Alex Kolkena [e-mail]

[@oleopathic]

Have an old edition from 2008. CERM and Lindburg practice questions book. Time for an upgrade?