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scottiesei
Structural is at an all time low, damn with October's curve I would have made it for sure. :wtf:
Why?Don't you think it would be helpful if NCEES also took the time to break down the percentages for each state as well?
Meh.... I guess if I want to know how many Civil PEs there are in Alaska, I'd go search their database.My rational is that if I'm a PE in a state that doesn't have a high number of PEs for whatever reason, my value should be higher than if I was in a State where a PE was around every corner.
Immediately I think of areas such as Alaska and Hawaii.
I agree, we all take the same exam. Although you can't tell me that it would be that difficult to break down the percentages on a state-by-state basis.
While we're on that subject, why is there so much discrepancy amongst states as to their exam eligibility requirements? Shouldn't that be across the board also? I mean, if we're all taking the same tests anyway, should we all have to have completed the same pre-requisites in order to sit for it?
Some states will let you take the PE before you even have an FE? What sense does that make?
I just made that point about state's setting their own guidelines.Meh.... I guess if I want to know how many Civil PEs there are in Alaska, I'd go search their database.My rational is that if I'm a PE in a state that doesn't have a high number of PEs for whatever reason, my value should be higher than if I was in a State where a PE was around every corner.
Immediately I think of areas such as Alaska and Hawaii.
I agree, we all take the same exam. Although you can't tell me that it would be that difficult to break down the percentages on a state-by-state basis.
While we're on that subject, why is there so much discrepancy amongst states as to their exam eligibility requirements? Shouldn't that be across the board also? I mean, if we're all taking the same tests anyway, should we all have to have completed the same pre-requisites in order to sit for it?
Some states will let you take the PE before you even have an FE? What sense does that make?
I think each state actually sets their own guidelines as to eligibility - not up to NCEES. I think technically, they work for the states. Although sometimes it looks like it's the other way around!
Actually, you were asking why there was a discrepancy between states. I thought that perhaps you didn't know that each state sets their own. My bad.......I just made that point about state's setting their own guidelines.
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