To be licensed as a professional engineer in New York State, you must pass:
- Part A, the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) examination; you can take the FE exam in any state, and
- Part B, the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) examination (taken after four years of work experience post graduation working under a professional engineer). You must take the Part B exam in the state that you plan to practice in.
Cornell Undergraduate Students - Form 1 should be completed and turned in to Debbie Higgins at 207B Riley Robb Hall or Nadine Porter at 221 Hollister Hall by October 30, 2008. They will submit the form to New York State on your behalf. Information from Form 1 will be used to certify your academic program of study and submitted to New York State so you will not have to complete Form 2. Or if you prefer, you may submit Form 1 directly to the state office (address on the form), and Form 2 to the Engineering Registrar, 156 Olin Hall.
- You must include a passport style photo (head shot) and a check to NYSED for $70.00.
- Form 1 must be notarized.
Non-Cornell Students - Form 1 should be completed and submitted to the New York State Education Department by November 1, 2008. Address is on the form. Form 2 should be completed and submitted to the registrar at your undergraduate educational institution, which will forward it to the New York State Office of Professions.
- You must include a passport style photo (head shot) and a check to NYSED for $70.00.
- Form 1 must be notarized.
