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Can I take the exam to become a registered chemical engineer?

2012-03-26View Original

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I have been working in the chemical industry for 6 years; I have a bachelor’s degree. Can I take the exam? I’d like to get some advice
Reply #22012-03-26
This post was last edited by lemon1983 on 2012-3-26 at 11:23. What major? Those with a degree in chemical engineering or a related field can take the exam, but they must work for an organization with design qualifications or find such an organization to help them sit for the exam
Reply #32012-03-26
Of course, but you need to first master Chemical Engineering Principles and Physical Chemistry
Reply #42012-03-26
Yes, it’s fine as long as you study chemical engineering or a related field.
Reply #52012-03-26
There should be no problem. You can contact me to discuss it in detail with you
Reply #62012-03-27
I’d like to get in touch with you. Could you give me your contact information? I am very enthusiastic about learning* and obtaining certifications. I hope you can give me some guidance on the following.

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