New Structural Exam
New Structural Exam
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I'm already an SE (by the "old" Se-1 & 2)....but I'm still a bit curious about this new exam (not quite enough to try it though
). One thing I don't get is the time frame in which the Vertical and Lateral components have to be passed. On NCEES's web site it says: this (about the requirements to pass): “obtain acceptable results on both 8-hour components within a five-year period in order to pass the SE exam”. Does the clock start ticking on that when one of the components is passed or when the attempts begin? I know some states have stricter rules governing attempts but this appears to be an NCEES standard.
). One thing I don't get is the time frame in which the Vertical and Lateral components have to be passed. On NCEES's web site it says: this (about the requirements to pass): “obtain acceptable results on both 8-hour components within a five-year period in order to pass the SE exam”. Does the clock start ticking on that when one of the components is passed or when the attempts begin? I know some states have stricter rules governing attempts but this appears to be an NCEES standard. 





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Maine EIT, Civil/Structural.
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Already did, and didn't get an answer that made a whole lot of sense: they referred me to (individual) state board rules...but those rules (as far as I've seen) really don't cover this. They cover failures as a whole. (The other exams do consist of components like the SE.) This seems to be a rule of NCEES. Anyway....thanks for the replies.
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