dastuff
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I believe age has a lot to do with how people view the EIT / PE. If you took the EIT when you were young (fresh out of college) a lot of courses are still rattling around inside the noggin, but when you get to the PE it's a lot of practical engineering that you haven't been doing too long. If you took the EIT / PE when you were older then it's the reverse, the noggin has fully been rattled out (honestly I won't remember chemistry in another 2 years, except for the fact that salt is made from two poisonous chemicals) but you have enough practical experience to fly through the PE.Congratulation!!!. But be midful of the fact that PE is more harder than EIT, you need to change your reading/studying habit to be able to face the challeges accompanying the PE. Good luck.
In theory, I guess it would be best to take the EIT senior year then wait 10 years to take the PE but that's 8 years w/o a potential raise.