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New Yes, and how relevant are PE exams?
Not very to most of the engineering world, especially EE. Some of the best engineers I've met don't have a degree, let alone a PE license.

Tony
New Depends on the specialty
EE they're not too important in some areas (although some aerospace companies (Ball, Rockwell, Martin) used to encourage and require them for certain levels of responsibility as I recall).

Civil, Mech, Mining, Petro, Chem, you can't hardly work without a PE or at least EIT working towards PE. In general, anytime you are doing work that affects public safety, you can't sign off on it without a PE.

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