Fundamentals of Engineering Exam question (EIT)?

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The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam is recognized nationally, allowing for employment opportunities across different states. However, it's essential to contact the specific state engineering licensing board to ensure your exam record is accessible. There is no universal expiration date for passing the FE exam, but individual states may have their own policies regarding the recognition of scores over time. Generally, passing the exam four years ago should still be valid, but verification with the state board is recommended. Confirming these details will help facilitate job opportunities in your desired location.
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So before I graduated with my BS in Civil Engineering I took the FE exam in Arizona and passed it. I then went out of state for my Masters in Civil Engineering. I am getting close to graduating and am looking to get a job. Do I need to retake the FE exam if I work outside of Arizona? Basically, is the exam recognized on the state level or the national level? Thanks.
 
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The exam is recognized nationally, but you will need to contact the state engineering licensing board to make sure they pull your record.
 
Thank you. I will be sure to do so. Do you know if there is an expiration date on that? I passed the exam 4 years ago. I didn't go back to grad school immediately. Would they still recognize this 4 years later?
 

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