Thank you, Charles, for this resource!
Does anyone have any templates they can share or general advice on how to organize your 4 years of progressive engineering experience? I want to make sure that I have it organized now so that I am not scrambling to find information when it comes time to apply.
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Danielle Schroeder EIT,A.M.ASCE
Associate Engineer
Pennoni Associates
Philadelphia PA
(267)269-2509
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-17-2019 11:06
From: Charles Kieffer
Subject: Questions about licensure
Every state is a little different in terms of requirements for taking the PE exam. There are some states that allow taking the test before having the experience requirements. I will be traveling to Illinois to take the PE before I have the required experience. Once I have the required experience I will then apply for the licensure in my state. The benefit for me to take it earlier is having some of the material fresh in my mind. See following link for a great document about the testing regulations by state.
https://www.nspe.org/sites/default/files/resources/pdfs/admin/publications/NSPE-When-Can-I-Take-the-PE-Exam.pdf
Hope this helps and good luck studying,
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Charles Kieffer A.M.ASCE
Student
Cambridge MN
(763)220-3821
Original Message:
Sent: 07-16-2019 07:08
From: Zachariah Culbert
Subject: Questions about licensure
Anyone know how early you can start taking the test?
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Zachariah Culbert A.M.ASCE
Engineer in Training (civil)
Three Rivers MI
(269)372-1158
Original Message:
Sent: 07-15-2019 10:39
From: Tirza Austin
Subject: Questions about licensure
Preparing for the P.E. can seem like a daunting task. Please use this thread to ask questions you may have about obtaining licensure.
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Tirza Austin
Senior Coordinator, Online Community
American Society of Civil Engineers
1801 Alexander Bell Drive
Reston, VA 20191
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