PE License Engineering in Massachusetts (MA), USA—MA is one of the rare states that allows you to be PE licensed without a High School Degree! Fun...

PE License Engineering in Massachusetts (MA), USA—MA is one of the rare states that allows you to be PE licensed without a High School Degree! Fun...

Yup, if you meet specific qualifications, you do not need any degree, even a high school degree, to become a PE engineer in Massachusetts.

Requirements to become a PE in Massachusetts

Depending on your degrees and years of experience, you have several options. Either option (1 through 9) is applicable and will allow you to become a PE engineer in Massachusetts (MA).

Option 1:

• An accreditated Bachelor of Science degree in engineering AND
• An accreditated Master's Degree in Engineering from a school in the USA AND
• At least 3 years of acceptable engineering experience AND
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

Option 2:

• An accreditated Bachelor of Science degree in engineering AND
• At least 4 years of acceptable engineering experience AND
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

Option 3:

• A non-accreditated Bachelor of Science degree in engineering or related fields such as physics, chemistry, etc.  AND
• An accreditated advanced Degree in Engineering AND
• At least 4 years of acceptable engineering experience AND
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

Option 4:

• A foreign degree in engineering of 4 years or more that has been determined equivalent to an accredited degree AND
• At least 4 years of acceptable engineering experience AND
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

Option 5

• A Bachelor of Science Technology degree or non-accredited degree in engineering or a related engineering science AND
• At least 8 years of acceptable engineering experience AND
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

Option 6

• 12 years of acceptable engineering practice with a minimum of 6 years responsible in charge AND
• Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

Option 7

• 20 years of acceptable engineering practice with a minimum of 10 years responsible in charge AND
• Passed the Professional Engineering (PE) Exam

If you already hold a PE license in another state, you must still meet the requirements in any available options to become a PE in MA. MA will not waive any requirements because you have a PE license in another state.         

Things to Notice

• In Option 6, the degree requirement is waived
• In Option 7, the degree and FE exam requirements are waived.

Fun, isn’t it? Welcome to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Any questions? Feel free to ask in the comments! Now, it is time for you to become a PE, Let's GO!

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