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Hi, I just sent a PM for this, too. Thanks very much!

I also have a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, and a master's degree in environmental engineering. I'd worked on water, wastewater, solid waste, and environmental assessment projects prior to taking the exam. I took the Environmental PE exam. I agree with most of your pros and...

Well, you're not going to be taking the exam in Rhode Island, nor can you ever get a license there, unless you go out and get another ABET accredited engineering degree... From here. (Warning: large PDF file)

I have a B.S. in ChemE, and an M.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering. I just passed the PE exam in Environmental, and have just received my license in Connecticut. I was considering taking the PE exam in a second discipline (Civil-Environmental), because I think it would give me more...

My license is now listed as "ACTIVE" online! I guess the paper copy will show up in the mail sometime...but this is enough for me to call myself a P.E. now.

Another week, and still no license. On the Connecticut online license verification, they added an "effective date" and an "expiration date" for my non-license, but the status is still listed as "PENDING."

I finally got my passing letter from the Connecticut Board! (It was mailed last week while I was on vacation.) Now I have to send them a check for $55.00 and wait some more for my actual license to be issued. In just 3 weeks, it'll have been a year since I sent in my application to take the PE...

Still waiting in Connecticut. I called the Board again two weeks ago, and they said that they would be sending letters out "in a couple of weeks." This is really getting aggravating. I sent my P.E. application in to the state almost a year ago, for crying out loud! Does any other profession...

I received my exam results in Connecticut on June 22, and am still waiting for my license to be activated. From what I can tell, Connecticut actually issues a license number when your application to take the exam is approved. The CT Dept. of Consumer Protection website shows my name, address...

I work for a civil and environmental engineering consulting firm. My company reimbursed me for the state licensing fee ($40), exam fee ($220), all my books ($380), and gave me the day off with pay to take the exam. They will also pay for recurring license fees and stamps (up to two states), as...

I just took the Environmental PE exam for the first time in April 2007, and passed. Here is what my studying consisted of: I thoroughly went through Introduction to Environmental Engineering by Davis and Cornwell. (The link is for the 6th edition—I had the 5th). This consisted of reading the...

Crossed from undergrad: BS - Chemical Engineering (1991) MS - Civil & Environmental Engineering (2001) FE - General (2003) PE - Environmental Engineering (passed April 2007) I'm considering taking the PE exam in Civil (Enviro depth) next year. I'd have to learn Structures and...

Oh, and I passed in Connecticut! Environmental PE, first try! Pretty amazing, considering that I'm 16 years out of undergrad, it's been 8-10 years since my grad school coursework, and I only studied for a week. (That "week" was pretty flat-out though; I took the whole week off from work to...

env_K, did you take the Environmental exam or the Civil-Environmental exam? I'm curious, because according the "the other board" info about Rhode Island, the Environmental exam isn't offered in RI. Has this changed? Thanks!

I just took the ENV PE exam for the first time in April 2007 and just found out that I passed! I've got a B.S. in Chemical Engineering and an M.S. in Civil & Environmental Engineering. I wish I'd known about this board before the exam, but I did read Dleg's helpful advice post on the "the...