Recent content by CntrSnr2001

congrats. now that it's been a while, do you feel that it was worth it? i've been thinking about taking this one as well. was it a difficult exam?

I came across this site while surfing the net. It has a listing of a bunch of different certifications that (I assume) allow you to put more letters after your name. Link: http://www.aeecenter.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=4014 Anyone have any expereince with this stuff? I've never heard...

I submitted Wisconsin and Michigan at the same time earlier this month. Wisconsin took only about 2.5 weeks and I already had my license number. I know it hasn't been that long, but does anyone have experience with the length of time for Michigan to process their applications? TIA!

get the complex imaginary sample tests. they're money.

are you guys putting leed ga after your names? have you noticed if this certification even worth it?

i see. thanks for the clarification. does regular school work (ie masters in engineering) cover PDH's in general? i would assume so but you never know.

thanks snickerd3. just out of curiosity, would a PE review course, which gives 30 PDHs, count towards the PE renewal (if it were needed)?

where was the info on the IDFPR website regarding Illinois' requirements for renewals for folks who just got their license? i didn't see anything.

LOL sorry i forgot about this. i ended up just drawing one kinda quickly. Worked out fine, but I appreciate the offer!

thanks for the advice. i just called and they cleared my one outstanding issue within minutes. great service! hopefully i'll get my record number soon and i can get my other states' licenses. thanks again.

go for an MBA. it can be applied almost anywhere and it will give you the most opportunities moving forward.

I'm waiting for the last piece of info to hit my records application so that I can move to the next step (whatever that is). One transcript is the only thing outstanding for my records. I have a master's and that went through very quickly. All other references are in. I've been waiting for...

if they are separate licenses, then list both. depending on the state, a PE isn't a surveyor by law even though a PE may be able to perform the function.

i had luck by either coming in an hour early and/or staying an hour late from work. this is in addition to studying during lunch. if you can somehow make this work, then you won't be so overburdened while at home trying to do a little extra studying. unfortunately there's no easy way to do...

oh my god... i'm so glad i'm done with that.