30 Miss. Code. R. 901-11.18 - Summary of Licensure/Enrollment Requirements
1.
Engineer Intern - an applicant must have an ABET accredited B.S. degree in
engineering, or a degree evaluated and found to meet the NCEES engineering
education standard, or a B.S. degree in engineering, engineering technology, or
a related science that is not ABET accredited plus a graduate
degree in a curriculum that is ABET accredited at the undergraduate level, pass
the Fundamentals of Engineering examination, and meet the other requirements of
the Law and Rules and Regulations in order to be enrolled as an Engineer
Intern.
2. Surveyor Intern-
a. Education Based: an applicant must have
met one of the education options in Section
73-13-77(2)(a)(i),
(ii), (iii), or (iv) of the Law, passed the
Fundamentals of Surveying examination, and met the other requirements of the
Law and Rules and Regulations in order to be enrolled as a Surveyor
Intern.
b. Experience Based: an
applicant must have a high school diploma or equivalent, obtained eight years
of qualifying surveying experience verified by Professional Surveyor supervisor
references, passed the Fundamentals of Surveying examination, and met the other
requirements of the Law and Rules and Regulations in order to be enrolled as a
Surveyor Intern.
3.
Professional Engineer - an applicant must have an ABET accredited B.S. degree
in engineering, or a degree evaluated and found to meet the NCEES engineering
education standard, or a B.S. degree in engineering, engineering technology, or
a related science that is not ABET accredited plus a graduate
degree in a curriculum that is ABET accredited at the undergraduate level,
obtained four full years of qualifying engineering experience verified by PE
references, passed the Fundamentals of Engineering examination, passed the
Principles & Practice of Engineering examination, and met the other
requirements of the Law and the Rules and Regulations in order to be licensed
as a Professional Engineer.
4.
Professional Surveyor
a.
Education Based: in accordance with Mississippi law and the Board regulations,
an applicant must have met one of the education and associated qualifying
experience options in Section
73-13-77(1)(a)(i),
(ii), (iii), or (iv) of the Law, obtained the
required amount of qualifying surveying experience verified by Professional
Surveyor supervisor references, passed the Fundamentals of Surveying
examination, passed the Principles & Practice of Surveying examination, and
passed the Mississippi Section examination in order to be licensed as a
Professional Surveyor.
b.
Experience Based: in accordance with Mississippi law and the Board regulations,
an applicant must have obtained twelve (12) full years of qualifying surveying
experience verified by Professional Surveyor supervisor references, passed the
Fundamentals of Surveying examination, passed the Principles & Practice of
Surveying examination, and passed the Mississippi Section examination in order
to be licensed as a Professional Surveyor.
Notes
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