I have Mster degree in Civil Engineering from Japan and in the meantime, i have 10 years working experience in Civil engineering jobs. So i can jump from FE exam direct to PE exam?
@FazalhaqPainda While a Master's degree in Civil Engineering from Japan and 10 years of experience are impressive qualifications, the specific requirements for taking the PE exam vary by state in the United States. Generally, you would still need to pass the FE (Fundamentals of Engineering) exam before you can take the PE (Professional Engineer) exam. However, some states may have alternative pathways or waivers for individuals with advanced degrees and extensive experience. I recommend contacting your state's licensing board to inquire about their specific requirements and see if you qualify for any exceptions. Good luck with your PE licensing journey!
I have Mster degree in Civil Engineering from Japan and in the meantime, i have 10 years working experience in Civil engineering jobs. So i can jump from FE exam direct to PE exam?
@FazalhaqPainda While a Master's degree in Civil Engineering from Japan and 10 years of experience are impressive qualifications, the specific requirements for taking the PE exam vary by state in the United States. Generally, you would still need to pass the FE (Fundamentals of Engineering) exam before you can take the PE (Professional Engineer) exam.
However, some states may have alternative pathways or waivers for individuals with advanced degrees and extensive experience. I recommend contacting your state's licensing board to inquire about their specific requirements and see if you qualify for any exceptions.
Good luck with your PE licensing journey!