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In this article (and video above), I talk to Nabeal (Newton) W. Khatib, M.S., E.I., CEO of Legendfortutoring, about a framework that you can utilize to help prepare and pass the Civil PE exam, as well as a widely unknown tip about how you might be able to get more time in the afternoon session when you take your PE exam.

Here Are Some of the Questions I Ask Nabeal:

When did you take the PE Exam and what format did you take the exam in? Pen and paper, or computer-based?
One of the things that changed between the CBT and PBT exams, is that the CBT is no longer an open-book exam. How has this changed the way you studied for the exam?
Are any of the resources available to prep for the exam?
Does the NCEES tell you which codes to prepare for the depth exam?
The “old” PE PBT exam had a 50-minute break that would take place halfway through the exam, separating the breadth (AM) portion from the depth (PM) portion. However, there’s no such thing as separate breadth and depth portions anymore. What was that like for you?
How long did it take for you to get your results after completing the CBT exam?
What tips can you give our listeners out there that are in the process of studying for their PE exams, or planning on starting to study for them soon?
For our viewers that are still up in that air about the entire process of obtaining their PE license, what would you tell them based on your career as to whether or not to take the time to pursue their PE license?

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In this article (and video above), I talk to Connor Adamsick, an EIT and bridge engineer at HDR in Denver Colorado who recently took the Civil Structural PE exam in April. He talks about his experience taking the exam, and how he thinks gymnastics correlates with studying for your PE Exam. He is also going to provide some very specific study prep tips that you won’t want to miss.

Here Are Some of the Questions We Ask Connor:

You recently wrote an article on LinkedIn called: All-American to PE Hopeful where you talked about how while competing for your University, you also were studying for a degree in Civil Engineering. What has this experience taught you and how does gymnastics correlate with studying for your PE Exam?
Take us through the preparation process, from the moment you decided to take the exam up to where you started to study for the exam. Are there any set guidelines, schedules, or procedures you used to determine how you will study for the exam?
Why did you decide to take the exam a year early?
How long did it take you to study for the Civil Structural PE exam?
While studying for the exam, did you set goals for yourself, and if so, how did the goals help you along the way?
Tell us more about exam day. Was it everything you expected, and how do you think you did in the exam?
What advice can you give engineers out there considering taking the Civil Structural PE exam?

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