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Someone I'm familiar with would say, "$1,000,000". But me, I'd want to check my particular state board's rules.

PM'd.

Yes, by experience only; I don't have any college experience whatsoever. Why do you think it would?

Thanks. I'll look it up.

Which Casio is more preferred? And why? FX-115ES or FX-115MSPlus

Thanks! That helps quite a bit. Is/Are there any other references you think would be helpful? At this point, I'm probably going to wait until October 2012 to take the FE. I've been reading through the NCEES handbook and it's pretty exhausting. Then, assuming I pass the FE, I'll take the PE...

New to the FE/PE testing world. New to FE in general. Can anyone describe the FE exam experience in some detail? In particular, as it relates to AE. I'm sure each location is different. Looking to get a feel for the environment. Attempting to qualify for the April 2012 FE exam.

Is there anyone around here that has successfully taken the FE exam without any formal college education? Background: 3-4 years ago, I completed the 9-division architect registration exam and am now a registered architect. There were 3 primary resources I used for self-study. At this point, I'm...

Bingo. Next up after AE PE is my GC license.

Double-check your state's statutes and/or rules. Arizona has a specific definition for what Architectural Engineering entails. I am also attempting to get my AE PE license, and it seems to be relatively easy since I'm already an architect. Someone at the state board mentioned that architects...

1964 Chevy C10. Had the same engine, 200K+ miles, and the wood slats in the bed. Purchased circa 1996 when I was around 15. I miss that old clunker.

Nevermind ... posted in wrong forum. It's in AE PE forum. My apologies.

Just another individual interested in becoming a PE. I'm a registered architect in Arizona, Colorado & Hawaii & I'm looking into the "Architectural Engineering" discipline.