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Well, as it turns out NCEES was really helpful in a. confirming that under no circumstances will a physics class in a liberal arts school count towards the "engineering" credit, but b. they confirmed that in order to supplement your courses, you can take classes and they do not have to be...

What is ME TFS? Not sure if it helps, but I'm pretty sure they don't need to be licensed *in your field*. I've also used PEs from old jobs before, they don't necessarily have to be current colleagues. Perhaps you could meet other PEs via continuing ed classes? Join a society, like ASHRAE or IEEE...

In many states, there are no disciplines, only general PE licenses; NY is an example. Even in some states that issue discipline specific PE licenses, education law permits you to review and stamp anything you feel confident enough to understand and approve; MA is an example. It's mostly self...

I am already licensed (yay NY! Took the Power exam last fall), though I'm realizing there are some states that don't recognize work experience-based paths to PE licensure. I am Physics BS with Mechanical Engineering MS. Has anybody had success getting any of their more applied SCIENCE courses...