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Yes, the continue education is to keep your professional knowledge up to the date, therefore, most of the states exempt you for the continue education before the first renewal（usually the first three years)

I am finally registered today on April 20th. So exactly Three months! I am always checking the status using email, you can call as well. They answer the calls and reply emails quickly.

for example, Hazen William equation 

I didn't receive it yet. But it has been approved, and in the process of generating the numbers. It takes 3 months for me. The keys are: 1. Provide very detailed experience in your NCEES experience form 2. Keep an eye by calling or emailing them every 2 to 3 weeks.  Good luck, everyone!. 

It took me less than 3 months totally, not too bad!

I transferred my PE to NY PE using NCEES. The process was slow, but smooth. I was not asked for the experience form 4A. I think that I need to share my positive experience with others. NCEES do help you in the PE transfer process even in the most stringent stage-NY state.  The key is that you...

I heard if you have a non-abet degree, i.e. from oversea university, you can only get 6 credits, if your bachelor degree is from abet program, you will get 8 credits, that means if you have a non-abet bachelor degree, you need an extra 2 years to be a PE. I have my degree evaluated from NCEES...

Yes, I agree, now the pay difference between private sector and public sector is not that much especially if you are not senior. It matched my previous salary in consulting firm. 

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OK, for those Non-NY members, here is the link http://www.op.nysed.gov/prof/geninfo.htm The board is using NYS everywhere. I am surprised that this format is bothering someone. 

Thank you!

Wow, DanHalen, thank you for your insight. I really appreciate your input. I agree with every sentence you wrote here. I have a family and young kid, job security and work life balance is my priority for now. I will follow your advise to make contacts with others and keep optimistic attitude...

I guess I should pay attention to what I should post here. The grammar, the spelling, etc., all can bother our engineers.  I have another post, and people comment me not having the capital letter for the first word, not having a question mark in the end. 

Good one, thank you for explaining to him. I think most of people know what I mean in NY. NYS is a very normal way to call NY. I apologize for bothering some CAS, LOL. 

OK, how to delete this post?

I am female engineer, working in public sector. I am trying to think about what I can do ahead of me. I have some consulting experiences, and now working in public sector for reviewing plans. I saw the limited opportunities for me to advance in the public sector. However, if I go back to private...

Dear fellow members.  I am a PE and LEED Ap. Now it is the time that I need to renew my LEED Ap. I don't want to lose it, as I spent a lot of efforts to get it.  I am trying to take the continue education, which requires 30, 6 credits LEED specific. I am thinking to use the free classes on...

I put it at the end of my resume in bold font. I think it helps a little bit for my job hunting. 

I have a PE in another state. I am in the process to transfer my PE to NYS. My NCEES record has established and transmitted to NYS. I read it on their policy, NYS only have 60 days to access this information. If everything is smooth, how long I could get my PE? I tried very hard to be in detail...