Ok bad nickname to have to be a engineer but it is what it is.
Joined this site to get some info on becoming a PE. Currently living in North Carolina and have an interesting predicament with experience and discipline.
Experience wise I'd have enough experience to take the PE exam next year if I had never gone back to school and got my degree, however experience after degree means I'd have to wait two years?!?! Sort of seems unfair to punish a guy for going back and getting his degree.
As far as discipline is concerned, I have a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, took my FE specializing in Electrical Engineering, but work as an Environmental Consultant, thus Environmental PE is what I should probably get... no idea how this works.
I have exhausted my personal contacts now it's time to see what the web has to say, and any info anyone could provide would be great... I'll make sure I post these questions in the appropriate sections of this forum.
Joined this site to get some info on becoming a PE. Currently living in North Carolina and have an interesting predicament with experience and discipline.
Experience wise I'd have enough experience to take the PE exam next year if I had never gone back to school and got my degree, however experience after degree means I'd have to wait two years?!?! Sort of seems unfair to punish a guy for going back and getting his degree.
As far as discipline is concerned, I have a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, took my FE specializing in Electrical Engineering, but work as an Environmental Consultant, thus Environmental PE is what I should probably get... no idea how this works.
I have exhausted my personal contacts now it's time to see what the web has to say, and any info anyone could provide would be great... I'll make sure I post these questions in the appropriate sections of this forum.
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