Typical Path to PE Licensure
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The typical path to PE licensure in most U.S. jurisdictions is:
- AEarn an accredited degree, pass the FE exam, gain qualifying experience (typically 4 years), pass the PE exam
- BPass the PE exam, then earn a degree, then pass the FE exam
- CPass the FE exam only
- DGain 10 years of experience; no exams are required
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Answer: A. Earn an accredited degree, pass the FE exam, gain qualifying experience (typically 4 years), pass the PE exam
The usual path is an EAC/ABET-accredited degree, passing the FE exam (becoming an Engineer Intern), about four years of qualifying experience, and then passing the PE exam. Details vary by jurisdiction.
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