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Perhaps Minnesota could work as well. I don't know how far you're willing to travel but if I'm reading the state's regulations correctly, there seems to be a stipulation that FE requirements are waived if you have 20 years of experience along with being over 40 years old. Some additional...

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Typically the boards don't have issue with the length of experience (provided you have enough-and it seems as though you do in this case), but rather the type of experience. As long as you give enough detail about your work responsibilities and functions you should be ok.

This is really good advice. Another gauge you can use for these practice tests is how much time you spent hunting for the correct information/equations in your reference books. Your score after grading the practice test is only part of the story. If you spent a lot of time hunting for...

When I took the MD depth, I referenced my Machinery's Handbook a couple of times. If I remember correctly it was to lookup some sheet metal thickness, a beam cross section, and some other type of component dimensions.

That's great! Finding some PE's to work under can be difficult at times. For anyone else who is having the same difficulty, don't forget any consulting firms that might be working with your business. It would have to be a longterm project you're working on with the consulting firm, but if...

Machinery's Handbook has some great conversion charts. The charts contain simple lists of conversion factors along with some "quick reference" tables where specific conversions are given for discrete steps (meters to feet conversion table for 100, 200, 300...meters). Last I checked there were...

Samer, Your choice for the afternoon session won't effect your marketability in the job market. When/after you pass the exam you'll be recognized as a "professional engineer", not a "fluids professional engineer" or "hvac professional engineer". You should choose the afternoon session...