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SparksFlyingPE
mmm! beeeeer!
So what's everyone doing on this rainy Monday while our fabulous CA Board staff is still warm in their beds?
I'll start: I'm sitting at my desk with a big stack of change orders (or Allowance Allocation Requests, the fancy new term I'm suppose to use) in front of me.
But - that won't keep me from obsessively checking this board and shamefully checking the PELS website. I just can't stop. :shakehead:
I'll start: I'm sitting at my desk with a big stack of change orders (or Allowance Allocation Requests, the fancy new term I'm suppose to use) in front of me.
But - that won't keep me from obsessively checking this board and shamefully checking the PELS website. I just can't stop. :shakehead:
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dneva
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SparksFlyingPE
mmm! beeeeer!
No, once you pass the PE exam in one state, you're usually eligible to get licensed in other states if you pay their licensing fee. Here's one exception:
In CA, you can apply for the PE exam without a bachelor's degree in engineering if you have at least 8 years of documentable experience working under a PE and have passed the EIT.
This is my case (I'm still working on my bachelor's degree part-time, got one year left). So if I passed the PE last October, I can't get a PE license in most other states because they require a bachelor's degree as prereq. to sit for the PE.
EB folks: If I'm wrong, feel free to correct me
I would think that you would need to finish your bachelor's degree to be able to reciprocate the license.No, once you pass the PE exam in one state, you're usually eligible to get licensed in other states if you pay their licensing fee. Here's one exception:
In CA, you can apply for the PE exam without a bachelor's degree in engineering if you have at least 8 years of documentable experience working under a PE and have passed the EIT.
This is my case (I'm still working on my bachelor's degree part-time, got one year left). So if I passed the PE last October, I can't get a PE license in most other states because they require a bachelor's degree as prereq. to sit for the PE.
EB folks: If I'm wrong, feel free to correct me
The good thing with the California PE is that you can apply for reciprocity to any state and not have to take another exam. PEs from other states would have to take the California State Exams to be called a PE.
0%. since the Board office was closed on friday there was nothing mailed. if the results were mailed thursday, we should ve recieved them by now. i think the earliest we'll see them is thursday or friday
Knowing the state of Ca like I do, they probably mailed them on Thursday, but put the wrong postage on all of them. So 0%.
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0% on 19, and 20.
25% on 21.
50% on 22.
75% on 23.
I hope CA got budget for stamps that can mail those result out on time (1/21/2010)
Anticipated Schedule for Mailing of Result Letters
ALL Professional Engineer (including GE and SE) Examinations
National Professional Land Surveyor Examination
EIT & LSIT Examinations
January 21, 2010
Duplicate Result letters available for mailing: February 1, 2010
Why him getting so quick?
ALL Professional Engineer (including GE and SE) Examinations
National Professional Land Surveyor Examination
EIT & LSIT Examinations
January 21, 2010
Duplicate Result letters available for mailing: February 1, 2010
Why him getting so quick?
Nehal10
Active member
No point in contacting the board. Board says DO NOT COTACT THE BOARD for the results. Even if anyone did - I guess its waste of time.
WarningSLO
Member
There's a difference between asking for your results over the phone, and asking for an explanation as to why they put inaccurate information on their website. I think it is a very fair question to ask, but it doesn't really matter at the end of the day. The results will get mailed when they get mailed.
