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Let’s talk about the “4-year experience” rule — and what most engineers get wrong.

There are two separate things:
🧠 Taking the PE Exam
📜 Getting Licensed as a PE

Here’s what you need to know:
✅ 20+ U.S. states (and growing) are decoupled, meaning they allow you to take the PE Exam right after passing the FE, without waiting 4 years.
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You can:
Pass the FE Exam
Keep the momentum and pass the PE Exam
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Complete the experience later and apply for licensure

📌 The 4 years of verifiable engineering experience is still required for licensure — but not always a prerequisite to sit for the PE exam.

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