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Wow. That's a lot of licenses... Good luck.

@RBHeadge PE @MEtoEE

@RBHeadge PE @_TheDude_

@RBHeadge PE @jean15paul_PE

My experience was approved by NCEES. It's a New Year's miracle!

Shower and get ready for work and I will be there at the same time

For pipe flow, you can use either. It would just be about what you're given in a problem.  For example: f = 0.015 - definitely Darcy-Weisbach C = 120 - definitely Hazen-Williams

100% in. There's no way I can miss out on the @RBHeadge PE-modded, PE-wait-period-themed round.

That's what I figured. I've looked into licensure in CA, and might still do it at some point. (Getting the Cali GE would be sweet!) Sounds like you're on your way. Soon, you'll be squaretaper, LIT AF AF PE. Nope. Nope! Nope!!! Hard Pass.   :mf_Flush:   :whipping:   :respect:

Off Topic: Are you short on experience for Civil? I figured you'd go straight into studying for the Seismic and Surveying Exams... But if you don't have the requisite experience for Civil, then that would create a problem. I'm already impressed that you passed 2 separate PE Exams. Passing 3...

I might take you up on that, but I'll see what NCEES has to say, first. I say it'll probably come back because I didn't specifically mention the size of things I worked on, nor did I include specific dates. The reviewers might not be too anal about it, but I doubt it.