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Well.....I passed

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Found out this past Monday that I passed my professional engineering license exam.

Definitely am glad that's over with!!
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Congratulations, Josh!
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Thanks Vikash
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Post by Redlined »

Woot! Congratulations!

Sounds like a long and worthwhile trek!
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w00t!

So... like... what are the benefits of your new education? :)
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Well done Josh. Now that you are certified, professionally of course, could you solve this damned global warming thing goin on, its gettin hot! Thanks.
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Does this mean your smart??

What kind of engineering?
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Post by 206er »

a friend of mine took the PE 3 times before passing it.
congrats josh! :-D
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Post by free5ty1e »

Congrats - I have no idea what that exam even entails, when I graduated from UCF's computer engineering program I heard something about it but never pursued it. I was just happy to be done...
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That' a big accomplishment :smt023
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Congratulations Josh, nice to have that guy in your belt and done with.
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Way to go!
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Sweet Josh! :D
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Post by 555BCTurbo »

That is truly awesome Josh!

When I was in engineering school I heard of the horrors of the PE exam, and the fact that you passed it is very commendable! :D
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Post by jamal »

awesome congratulations.

Something I have to look forward to in a few years. I should probably graduate and start working in my field first. I'm in civil and have a mechanical type job at the moment.

I remember hearing somewhere that only about 10% of people with an engineering degree end up being a PE.
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Thanks for all the comments guys!! I really appreciate it.

It was a lot of work. All I knew is I was going to put everything into studying, because there's no way I want to have to do all that crap again.

I thought about it the other day....getting your license is almost like doing the doctor thing. Four years of school, 1st 8 hr exam, 4 years of work experience, apply to take the 2nd exam, and finally the 2nd 8 hr exam...

It was well worth the time though.
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subyluvr2212 wrote:w00t!

So... like... what are the benefits of your new education? :)
It's not really anything new I learned.....just releaning stuff.

As for immediate benefits, probably not much. But in the long run, or when I change jobs, it should help out in finding work, and in asking for a better salary.
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Brat4by4 wrote:Does this mean your smart??

What kind of engineering?
Mechanical
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jamal wrote:awesome congratulations.

Something I have to look forward to in a few years. I should probably graduate and start working in my field first. I'm in civil and have a mechanical type job at the moment.

I remember hearing somewhere that only about 10% of people with an engineering degree end up being a PE.
Have you graduated from undergrad yet? Or are you doing graduate work, and working at the same time.

I'd definitely recommend a review course. I'm not sure if I would have passed on the first try if I had not taken the class. That or it would have been A LOT more studying of EVERYTHING...rather then focusing on the key items the class went over.

I've got a buddy that will be taking the civil exam in the fall. I'm not sure which discepline he'll be focusing on.
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Good job!
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Congratulations! Sounds like a big PIA.
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