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Absolutely!

First, you need to decide in what state you’re going to be taking your FE exam (I assume it’s Georgia) Then, call State Board of Engineers and Surveys and ask them what the requirements for examinees with foreign degree are. Based on my example (PA) I had to apply for evaluation thru NCEES...

I took Civil afternoon and can say that Lindeburg doesn’t not cover pm.. maybe just few little aspects. It is pretty useful for am session. If you pick General foe pm, you might be ok with Lindeburg but I won’t limit your study materials to this book only. I also used and found it very helpful...

If it’s not ABET accredited, than you’ll have to do credential evaluation of the degree you have at NCEES credential evaluations branch and they will determine if the degree you have from “not ABET accredited” university is “Equal” .. that’s it!

I took School of PE for October 2012 exam and failed, scored just little over 50%.. Then I re-took it since they offer free rerun but I more-less used it selectively – just for subjects I had problems with. I don’t believe that School of PE or any other class ONLY will help you pass. The major...

Strange post.. any new or “old” PE would agree that certain level of preparation is necessary simply for the reason on limited time to take this exam.. everybody needs to brush up and exercise the necessary speed solving problems.. Unless you’re a genius

I've been out of school for 5 years + for me English is a second language, I passed April 2013 and used the following: 1. School of PE 2. Eitexam.com (very useful) 3. 1001 Solved Problems (the most useful book) 4. FERM

Congrats!

I don't know about you but I'm getting little tipsy tonight, or maybe even a LOT!

OMG!!! I didn't even realize what you're talking about!!!! Thanks! same to you! :party-smiley-048: :party-smiley-048: :party-smiley-048: :party-smiley-048: :party-smiley-048:

Hahaha yes... everybody likes my email also..

Oh.. I get it now! Can you take PE in a different state and then just wait 4 year? or do you have to be a resident or something?

Wait.. how are you going to do this? I thought PA requires 4 years of post-EIT to apply for PE?

I'm glad you got it back :laugh:

There are still no results.. whatever happened yesterday was unexplainable thing..

I'm sorry you have to go thru this bs... I can't even believe there is a reasonable explanation for such a thing.... I just wish this nightmare is going to over soon!

It's crazy.... I actually called them this morning and was told MAYBE by the end of Friday that's why I was soooooo surprised to read your post only an hour later...

I'm not on there.. and I dont have any updates on NCEES or PCS either..

How did you find out your result, John? Did you get email? And Congrats :party-smiley-048:

Congrats!!! Did you get email?? I see nothing yet on PCS or NCEES