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2027 Geotech PE Exam Shake-Up: What You Need to Know to Prepare

If the Geotechnical PE Exam is on your radar for 2027, then this next episode in our walkthrough series on the upcoming 2027 NCEES specification updates is for you! 👇For this one, we dive into the geotechnical specifications and do what we did for the Water Resources, Transporta ...  Show more

2027 Construction PE Exam Shake-Up: What You Need to Know to Prepare

Taking the Construction PE Exam? 🤔 Then check out this next episode in our series breaking down the upcoming 2027 NCEES specs for all civil PE exams. This time focused on Construction. 👇In this one, just like we did for the Water Resources and Transportation exams, we compare t ...  Show more

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