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Can you be an engineer without a degree?
The quick answer is that you could become a mechanical engineer without a degree in that field, but again, a degree in something technical is usually required. Compared to civil engineering, you can get into mechanical engineering without a degree in the field with ease, but the best way is still to get a degree.
Do you need a degree to be called an engineer?
Although licensure laws vary, most boards require four steps: Earn a bachelor's degree in engineering from a school accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) Pass the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination. Complete at least four years of engineering experience.
Can you be an engineer without a degree?
The quick answer is that you could become a mechanical engineer without a degree in that field, but again, a degree in something technical is usually required. Compared to civil engineering, you can get into mechanical engineering without a degree in the field with ease, but the best way is still to get a degree.
Can you call yourself an engineer?
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Can you become a professional engineer without a degree?
Some states require that you have a BS degree from an ABET-accredited engineering program, with no exceptions. Other states permit you to take the PE exam with an engineering technology, physics, math, or chemistry degree, or without any degree at all, providing you meet experience requirements.
Can you take the fundamentals of engineering exam without a degree?
A few states permit individuals without degrees who have four or more years of engineering experience to take the fundamentals of engineering examination. However, the number of states permitting nondegree individuals to take the FE examination is dwindling.
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