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Took me about 8 years to get my BSEE going part time with a full-time job and family. You can do it if you want!

Congrats to any and all Ohians who passed. For those who missed the cut, don't give up!

Are the results out yet?

2 Advil at 7:30 🕢, and 2 more at 1:00.

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I am licensed in 13 states. It was a huge timesaver, except for 1 state which shall remain nameless. It is a pain to update experience, reference, etc. if any time has elapsed, but considering how much of a pain it would be to have to supply transcripts, references, experience to EACH state...

The answer to all 3 of your questions is to ask the CA board of engineers. I passed the EIT in Ohio, then moved to MA and attempted the exam there. MA just needed verification from OH that I had passed the EIT. I then moved back to OH and passed the PE exam. OH accepted all of my experience...

Thanks all, it was a good day. 

Happy Birthday!

someone looking for woody?

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Is better to err on the side of caution. There are questions that are dangerously similar to questions in reference material. So, can you prove it? Like Matt said, I wasn't taking any chances.  Just my 2 cents. to each there own.

^ QFT

I had 2 states approve my NCEES transmitted application in a day, others (including TX) took longer. I believe Texas and Florida were the current record holders at about 9-10 weeks. The other 8 were 5 weeks or less for issuing my license.

Best bet is to check past test cycles. People always post when the license numbers start coming out. Seems to me that NY is a longer wait than other states.