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Louisianeer
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Been lurking for the past week, and just made an account to say Louisiana finally came out and I passed on my 2nd Attempt!
WaitingTooLong
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Getting dangerously closer to the 8 surrounding states having results, but no Tennessee. I'll trust you on your Georgia knowledge though.
It’s possible that they are flagging it to make sure your test wasn’t compromised or that that you didn’t cheat
. That’s the only logical reason I would see, seeing that Michigan was one of the first releases with pass/ fail tabs. That seem to be an odd response for it to have to go to the board. Ohhh also, I saw somewhere that even though Michigan changed its rules, on the NSPE website, there is still a requirement to work 4 years before your exam counts. https://www.nspe.org/sites/default/files/resources/pdfs/admin/publications/NSPE-When-Can-I-Take-the-PE-Exam.pdf Check this out and see... it sure how true it is.
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From reading this.... https://www.michiganspe.org/licensure/ ... there appears to be a dangerous loop. I am wondering if your test being sent to LARA (and I am assuming you passed) is valid or voided seeing that you would not be able to complete your application within the year from the date of you meeting your exam requirements
Maybe taking the exam inadvertently started your application process.... woah... @RBHeadge PE any thoughts on this 
Maybe taking the exam inadvertently started your application process.... woah... @RBHeadge PE any thoughts on this
I've never seen this happen before. Your hypothesis makes a lot of sense.From reading this.... https://www.michiganspe.org/licensure/ ... there appears to be a dangerous loop. I am wondering if your test being sent to LARA (and I am assuming you passed) is valid or voided seeing that you would not be able to complete your application within the year from the date of you meeting your exam requirements
Fisherman504
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So a 39 state first day release. Not bad.
Dumpster Slapper
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I thought you were supposed to be using purple today, since @LyceeFruit called a Day 2 release for VT.
Vermont hasn't released yet and I said I would try. Vermont (and maybe Minn) can still be purple.
FTR midnight green and silver go together.
FTR midnight green and silver go together.
LyceeFruit PE
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I just want purple for whatever day VT gets it togetherI thought you were supposed to be using purple today, since @LyceeFruit called a Day 2 release for VT.
noPE
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Let the record show that Puerto Rico managed to get their **** together before Georgia did.
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Leo037
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I dont think this is about the score passing... especially in Michigan... I think it has something to do with meeting all requirements within a year of meeting the exam requirements.Michigan just changed over to this about a year or so ago, so this person may be the first to pass, yet not have 4 years experience and they may need to see how to handle it. Looking at nspe website, even after Michigan passed the deletion of getting approved to sit for the PE, It still days there should be 4 years before sitting for the exam.. unless its a typo... I am certainly interested to see how this plays out.. seeing as that I have a senior in college getting ready to graduate in civil and taking the FE... I dont want to advise her to take the PE if she have to take it again due to not having the experience beforehand or within a specific time frame...
