Se licensing
Se licensing
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Hi,
I have been a PE for few years now. Recently, I sat for 16 hour SE test and passed. Do you know which of the east coast states has an SE title act? The state that I am in (VA) does not have one.
Thanks in advance!
I have been a PE for few years now. Recently, I sat for 16 hour SE test and passed. Do you know which of the east coast states has an SE title act? The state that I am in (VA) does not have one.
Thanks in advance!






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Thanks.I am proud of what I just achieved and should be able to put that beside my name.
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What state did you take the test for if not Virginia? Does NCEES administer the same SE exam for all states?
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Yes
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It sounds to me that my only option is TX or one of the other SE states?
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...or maybe I'm thinking of a different test. Isn't the SE the same as taking S1 + S2? I got my license in FL by taking the S1 and I though I just needed the S2 in order to apply for the SE certification through NSPE or SEI or whatever...it's been a few years tho.
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Fyi, se 1 & 2 are replaced with the new 16 hour se test. Ncees does not administer se 1 and 2 any longer. Unfortunately, you will need to take the new 16 hour test to be an SE.
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A few others I can relate to from experience are:
Washington, Utah, Idaho, California, Nevada, Wyoming, Arizona,and Oregon.
And very hearty congratulations are deserved here. You earned it!
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
http://mmcengineering.tripod.com
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Thanks a lot! Your suggestion sounds like a good idea. I will contact the other states where I am currently registered as a PE.
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your list is very comprehensive and helpful. It describes practice restriction in each state in details, however does not quite tell if any of the other states that do not have practice restriction but permit an SE title. The only such state per my limited knowledge is TX. I was hoping some other state may also be like TX. Do you know?
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I am not so sure.
Here in NJ my guess is that if the board found out about a phony license
on a card they probably would fine you. Fines in NJ can run anywhere from $500 to $15,000 and I have seen where licensed surveyors have had to take additional classes. There website is filled with huge fines, consent orders and settlements.
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Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
http://mmcengineering.tripod.com
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