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<description><![CDATA[I recently received approval to sit for the GA legal aspects exam. The test is held at PSI Testing Center and I'm looking for any insights regarding the test experience. Is it open or closed book and is it computer based or pencil and paper? Any information from the community here is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[M. Ross,<br /><br />I took it on the computer (not PSI), so I can't speak definitively, but it was open book when I took it. That being said, you really either know it or don't, not sure an open book is necessarily helpful. If you don't have it yet, buy Farris Cadle's book "Georgia Land Surveying History and Law". It is a must read and I still use it as a reference when encountering difficult boundary questions situations. I would also make dang sure you are clear on the Riparian Rights in Georgia from his book. It WILL be on the test.<br /><br />Good luck!]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[I just took the test last month.  The legal aspects and history is no longer open book.  Only the hydrology part is open book.  The testing center is similar to the other testing center, except you need two forms of ID and you'll keep anything you can't use on you person in a locked bag rather then a locker.  I printed off their test rubric and went over each section of the state code and board  rules.  I also read over Farris Cadle's book again as a refresher.  The questions were more straight forward than the PS test.  I think I studied roughly a month or two prior taking the test.]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[<div class="small" style="font-weight: bold; margin-bottom: -6px;">Quote:</div><div class="ForumQuote"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Originally posted by J. Witherington:</span><br />I just took the test last month.  The legal aspects and history is no longer open book.  Only the hydrology part is open book.  The testing center is similar to the other testing center, except you need two forms of ID and you'll keep anything you can't use on you person in a locked bag rather then a locker.  I printed off their test rubric and went over each section of the state code and board  rules.  I also read over Farris Cadle's book again as a refresher.  The questions were more straight forward than the PS test.  I think I studied roughly a month or two prior taking the test.</div><br />Thanks for clarifying. I'm going to take it in a couple weeks. I hope they are not asking a lots of history related questions and expect to remember dates etc. Hope is going to be more practical and on questions that are really important to practice this dying trade.&nbsp;]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[I would like to thank those who replied with their insights and valuable information. I successfully passed the Legal Aspects exam back in January and just waiting to hear back from the board regarding next steps. Is is typical for the board to take months to repond with updates or email inquiries? ]]></description>
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<description><![CDATA[I just passed the the State exam April the 4th and (unfortunately failed) the PS Exam April the 5th. Once you passed the LSIT (FS) Exam, the email you received should have told you were able to sit for both the State and PS Exam. So you should be able to go ahead and schedule it if that is what you are waiting on. <br /><br />I'm not sure if you're trying to contact a specific individual at the board but Mr. Elmo Richardson retired a couple of months ago. You probably want to be trying to contact Darren Mickler. His contact info is below.<br /><br />Hope this helps.<br /><br />Darren Mickler<br />Executive Director<br />Georgia Professional Engineers <br />and Land Surveyors Board<br />O: 470-355-4505<br />C: 478-960-4769 <br />dmickler@sos.ga.gov<br />]]></description>
<pubDate>Fri, 26 Apr 2024 21:08:47 GMT</pubDate>
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