Hey Man, I have a Mechanical Engineering degree from abroad (can be accredited) and MS in Sustainable Energy from the US. I am currently working in Solar in the US and want to get a structural PE. I have the following experience after my bachelor's. Abroad: Hydropower Structural Design (1.5 yrs-Industry) US: 1. Solar Electrical Design ( 2yrs-University) 2. Solar Electrical/Structural (1.5 yrs- Industry) I want to take the exams but I don't have a PE reference. I know I have to take the FE exam but want to make sure I will be eligible to take the PE exam in the future. I don't have a preference for a location so what state would you suggest to get the PE license as soon as possible
I have a question if I have the EIT certification in X state and then I want to take the PE early so I have to enroll it with a Y board. What’s the process in between? Do I need to get a EIT certification in the state I want to take the test?
Tha k you for vid. I think you missed NJ state. It's decoupled, now. Also, ID state has a residency requirement, last I checked. So nor so simple with ID.
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Hey Man,
I have a Mechanical Engineering degree from abroad (can be accredited) and MS in Sustainable Energy from the US. I am currently working in Solar in the US and want to get a structural PE.
I have the following experience after my bachelor's.
Abroad:
Hydropower Structural Design (1.5 yrs-Industry)
US:
1. Solar Electrical Design ( 2yrs-University)
2. Solar Electrical/Structural (1.5 yrs- Industry)
I want to take the exams but I don't have a PE reference.
I know I have to take the FE exam but want to make sure I will be eligible to take the PE exam in the future.
I don't have a preference for a location so what state would you suggest to get the PE license as soon as possible
Good info! But how can I transfer my PE passed result to another state?
You apply for comity through NCEES
Will my PhD experience counted towards the work experience for civil engineering? If yes which state, thanks for video.
Your PHD - if it's in the field that you're applying for - counts for 2 years of experience, no questions asked (lucky you).
@@shawnspencer6977 thanks
I have a question if I have the EIT certification in X state and then I want to take the PE early so I have to enroll it with a Y board. What’s the process in between? Do I need to get a EIT certification in the state I want to take the test?
Tha k you for vid.
I think you missed NJ state. It's decoupled, now.
Also, ID state has a residency requirement, last I checked. So nor so simple with ID.