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Are you able to re-register in NCEES if you pass/fail? Does the system restrict you from registering a second time?
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Your state board will have to approve you to re-register. So, wait for the state board to clear you for registering again. In your pass/fail notice, there should be instruction on when to hear back from the state so that you can re-register or get your license.
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If you are like the rest of us in limbo and waiting on scores, then NCEES will let you re-register. Once your state (PA) releases the scores, NCEES will not let you re-register if you passed.
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So I can't relive the horror of the PE Exam...? Shame.
Maybe I will just go for the SE Exam since I am a glutton for punishment.
Maybe I will just go for the SE Exam since I am a glutton for punishment.
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Unless you took it before four years experience and then you try to go to Ohio - they'll MAKE you retake it.....
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Why bother? At least in my state, a PE is PE. You can practice in anything that you are competent in.
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Cause grad school is over, i dont like myself, pride since I engineer in two disciplines
Take your pick
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I only ask this because I know it is the case with other PA Board exams such as one to receive your RN. However, they receive their results after about 48 hours.
