30 Miss. Code. R. 901-3.8 - Applications from Applicants with Degrees from Foreign Schools
1. Degrees recognized by the Canadian
Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) - An applicant with an engineering
degree in a curriculum recognized by the Canadian Engineering Accreditation
Board (CEAB) will be considered to hold a degree equivalent to the ABET/EAC
accredited degree.
2. Non-ABET or
Foreign Degrees - Undergraduate engineering degrees from universities that are
not ABET accredited must be evaluated by the Board-approved evaluation
service(s). If the evaluation finds that a degree meets the NCEES Engineering
Education Standard, the applicant will be allowed to apply. If the evaluation
finds that a degree does not meet the NCEES Engineering Education Standard, the
applicant will not be allowed to apply, but will be advised of the courses
necessary to cure the deficiency. An applicant with an undergraduate non-ABET
or foreign degree plus a graduate degree from a university in a curriculum
which is ABET accredited at the undergraduate level will qualify for
application; the undergraduate degree will not need to be evaluated.
3. Language Comprehension - An initial
applicant for licensure as a professional engineer or surveyor whose primary
language is other than English, shall submit to the Board a TOEFL (test of
English), certificate with a score of five hundred fifty (550) or higher. This
test shall have been taken within two years of the application date. An
applicant who has received a degree from an institution in an English-speaking
country will be exempt from this requirement.
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