Fundamental Examination for Registered Chemical Engineers
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This post was last edited by steincat on 2009-8-15 16:20. Some people say they passed the basic exams already during their university years? Can one take the basic exam as long as they are from the relevant major and have a bachelor’s degree?
I’ve seen graduate students who are still in school apply together with me; I haven’t seen any undergraduates do that.
Basic courses are those for which one can take an exam after graduation
It seems that the requirement is to have 6 courses in one’s own major in order to be able to take the exam after graduation; I plan to work on both the foundational courses and the specialized courses next year and the year after that, haha
The basic courses can only be taken after graduating from undergraduate studies; it is recommended to take them right after graduation, as the content covered in these exams is basically what was taught in university. I made a mistake by waiting, and now I have to spend a lot of time reviewing it.
I’ve only been working for a year, and now I’m studying * as well, reading books – it’s annoying. I don’t know when I’ll be able to pass the basic exam.