SE exam requirements
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The requirements depend on the state you’re in. In CA you have to have had your PE for at least 3 years and have SE references. I suggest taking a review course like PPI or EET if you’re serious. Other than that plan to spend an inordinate amount of time and money to get prepared.
David Connor SE
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Start here. It's confusing because it looks like NCEES is now calling the exam the PE Structural Exam, but this is the guidelines for the 16 hour SE exam.
https://ncees.org/engineering/pe-structural/
https://ncees.org/engineering/pe-structural/
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What we typical call the "PE Exam" is referred to by NCEES as the PE Civil: Structural exam now. We out here in the real world will keep calling it the SE exam.
