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No doubt. Congratulations!

@Zoro My study routine for the last three months: 3 months before the exam: I studied Zach’s every modules and answer the quizzes every end of each module. I also have Justin Kauwale’s study guide so I studied that one as well. I always do 8hr practiceexam during weekend( actually I finished...

What's the typical percent salary increase after having a PE license in Florida, particular in building design(electrical) industry?

I had all those books that you mentioned above except PPI. Cram volume 1 and volume 2 is very good with all major topics on the PE power. Cram volume 3 is pretty good with NEC problems and some major topics. Cram volume 4 is too difficult compare to the actual exam but a good practice if you...

pretty sure you got this. you've been actively sharing a lot of good information on this forum during our review. But if not, don't loose hope. For now, just relax and wait for your result next week. :)

sorry to hear that, but you'll get it next time, especially that now you enrolled with Zach's program. His live classes, assignments, and quizzes on each modules are all helpful, so don't miss those out. Good luck!

Congrats @jd5191 !

I should have rephrase my question. I should have asked if what age were you became a PE? 😊

The licensure process in Florida usually takes 8-11 weeks depending on several factors, such as how quickly it takes an applicant to complete their application and meet all of Florida’s requirements. Once the application is deemed complete then it goes to the Executive Director or Board for...

I'm just curious to know if anyone here are PE's that is younger than me. I'm a Professional Engineer, 27 years old, with 5 years of engineering experience in the Building Design(Electrical) industry.

Wow! from 40% bumped up to 71% passing rate?? Good job!!!

Took my exam on December 7th. Same as DuranDuran said.

I would contact FBPE to clear things up. I can only speak based on my experience which is applying for PE license with my NCEES record. Good luck!  :)

Yes, there is a fee for NCEES to transmit your NCEES record to the board. it cost me $100 to transmit my NCEES record. I payed using credit card.

Congrats @farhap. I applied in Florida as well. You might need to check their website for additional information. I would recommend that you create an NCEES record and transmit to them so you can fill out the less application forms. Here's the website with FAQs...

Congrats @ryjames!, now you can charge your phone 'coz it will die soon. 😄

I just submitted my application to FBPE today together with my NCEES record. The waiting game is now on for my PE license number. Hope it goes smoothly.  :)

yes, you may use 2 hrs in the morning then 6 hrs in the afternoon, or 3 hrs in the morning and 5 hrs in the afternoon. Whatever you choose as long as the total time will be 8 hrs. But take note that when you submitted the morning session, you will not be allowed to go back on the morning...

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I am seeing that you are doing poorly on Circuit analysis, Rotating machines, transmission lines, and protection. I would suggest you take some time for these subtopics. Are you enrolled with any online courses? If not, I would strongly suggest doing so with @Zach Stone, P.E. course. Two month...