Q. What more can you tell me about the examination?
A. For information concerning the examination content, scoring information and national pass rates please visit NCEES web site,
www.ncees.org.
Q. I am a Massachusetts applicant. Can I take the examination in a state other than Massachusetts?
A. No, proctoring is no longer allowed.
Q. I have been approved to take the examination in another state (other than Massachusetts). Can I take the examination in Massachusetts?
A. No, proctoring is no longer allowed.
A. There are no refunds. Also, fees will not be transferred to future exams.
A. The FE Reference Handbook is the only allowed reference book that FE examinees may use during the examination. PCS will provide you with a copy of this reference book at the examination. The FE Reference Handbook contains charts, formulas, tables and other information related to the FE examination. Some candidates have found this handbook to be helpful in their preparation for the examination. Please visit the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) web site,
www.ncees.org to obtain your own copy. Please note that FE examinees are not allowed to bring any reference materials, including a copy of the FE Reference Handbook, into the examination.
A. Passing examinees must provide proof of eligibility and pay a certification fee before you can be certified.
PE/PS Candidates Only (including Comity)
A. Passing examinees and approved comity applicants will be notified regarding the remaining steps to the licensure process. Payment of a license fee is required.
Q. When will my license number be issued?
A. Once an application for licensure has been approved by the Massachusetts Board, a letter will be sent from Professional Credential Services notifying the applicant. The letter also notifies the applicant of the Board License fee and the PCS Wall Certificate fee. The license number will be issued and posted approximately ten to fifteen business days after the fees have been received. License numbers may be found on the Board's web site.
