Recent content by paw1191

I would not accept less than your current hourly rate as an engineer, especially if you are licensed...

I took the Texas PE. As a chemical engineer (refining), I was a little nervous about what they'd take as qualifying experience, but my experience was accepeted readily. I also have a masters of engineering & 7 yrs experience when I applied, so I guess that was good for them. My advice...

I wish they did this. I know I passed, with an 80%, but I'd love to know the raw score....

I don't think so. If you pass, you don't get diagnostic results from NCEES. I passed TX PE Chem with an 80, but no idea of the # of questions correct.

BSChE 2004 EIT 2004 ME (ChE) 2011 PE October 2012!!! So 8.5 years from Bachelors, 1.5 yrs from Masters.... Now I need to find the MBA for Engineers thread...

paw1191--PASSED TEXAS CHEMICAL

congrats gamecock, niki and bigwiggz!

I think these are the curved scores? Hopefully when the results are available on NCEES.com, we'll be able to see the # of questions that were completed correctly & figure the curve from that.....

I got mine in TX. Passed, PE Chem, 80

I passed. PE Chemical, 80.

it's like......moonlighting

i'm glad this devolved into something non-serious.

Lol....it's not that serious....ok, maybe it is, but still....

i feel like a fish in a pond the 1st day of fishing season.....

if i pass.....there will be style......Gangnam Style.....