bulllgator
Geotech Prodigy
26 years, 6 months.
Anyone younger than me?
Anyone younger than me?
Youngest Person to get PE License?
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bulllgator
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good to see im not the only kid who passed.
sumpnz
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Kids these days ...
35 years and 4 months as of the exam date.
35 years and 4 months as of the exam date.
wilheldp_PE
PE, LEED AP, SPAM KING
My cousin passed when he was 12...beat that!
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That's impressive. I was 27, 3 months when I passed PE and hopefully if I get passing results on SE lateral next week I'll have that done at 29.
LOL. They didn't. Just kidding
They most likely had the experience written up well enough on paper, at just the minimum time. I myself waited for additional time experience to ensure I met the minimum 4 years of qualifying experience. I probably could have pushed it sooner, when I was 26
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MapuaTech
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My niece 5 yrs old, passed the IQ test, score of 157. Any PE here who can beat that?
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Was 27 years, 5 months when I passed the ME PE and first became licensed back in 2008.
Am 31 years, 11 months when I passed the FPE PE this year.
Mapua, a ratio IQ score like that will mostly be about 20 points lower as a deviation IQ, tested at adulthood--so your challenge should be anyone with a tested IQ, deviation IQ, higher than 137, and I can say personally that I have a deviation IQ higher than that
Am 31 years, 11 months when I passed the FPE PE this year.
Mapua, a ratio IQ score like that will mostly be about 20 points lower as a deviation IQ, tested at adulthood--so your challenge should be anyone with a tested IQ, deviation IQ, higher than 137, and I can say personally that I have a deviation IQ higher than that
wilheldp_PE
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I passed before the Big Bang.
