Questions regarding obtaining the certificate for registered chemical engineers

The undergraduate program requires at least 5 years of study; if you’re receiving it next year, do you still have the transcript? Does that mean I can get the certificate without taking an exam next year?

That’s what the person said; there’s no need for an exam, just go and get it when the time comes next year

So, does that mean that by early 2016, once the social security records for 2015 are printed out, they can be collected? Do I really not need to retake it?

(II) Those who have passed the basic examination and meet one of the following conditions may apply to take the professional examination: 1. Having obtained a doctoral degree in this field, with at least 2 years of experience in chemical engineering design work； Or, after obtaining a doctoral degree in a related field, having worked in chemical engineering design for a total of 3 years. 2. After obtaining a master’s degree in this field, have accumulated at least 3 years of experience in chemical engineering design work ； Or, after obtaining a master’s degree in a related field, having worked in chemical engineering design for a total of 4 years. 3. Obtain a double bachelor’s degree including this major, or complete a graduate program in this field, and have at least 4 years of experience in chemical engineering design work ； Or obtain a double bachelor’s degree in a related field, or complete postgraduate studies, and have accumulated at least 5 years of experience in chemical engineering design work. 4. After obtaining a bachelor’s degree from a university that has passed the educational assessment for this field, have at least 4 years of experience in chemical engineering design work ； Or, after obtaining a bachelor’s degree from a university that has not passed the evaluation for education in this field, having worked in chemical engineering design for a total of 5 years ； Or, after obtaining a bachelor’s degree in a related field, having worked in chemical engineering design for a total of 6 years. 5. After obtaining an associate degree in this field, have accumulated at least 6 years of experience in chemical engineering design work ； Or, after obtaining an associate degree in a related field, having worked in chemical engineering design for a total of 7 years. 6. Having obtained a bachelor’s degree or higher in another engineering field, with at least 8 years of cumulative experience in chemical engineering design work. For this undergraduate major, four years are sufficient; there’s no need for five years – you can definitely complete it in that time! ! !

5 years for the undergraduate degree and 3 years for the master’s degree; I should be able to receive it directly next year, so there’s no need to worry.

No schools for the chemical engineering major have passed the evaluation; I called to inquire

There’s also this scenario: wouldn’t that mean not meeting the application requirements? Once the requirements are met, one can obtain the certificate obtained earlier without having to take an exam. Then why set any application requirements?

One must have graduated from undergraduate studies five years prior to being able to apply for this program. The original poster passed the professional exam in their fourth year; once they meet the application requirements, they can obtain the certificate they already passed the exam for, without having to take another exam. Then why set any application requirements? I don’t understand

I thought I had passed the exam/qualification test, but later found out I hadn’t; there was nothing else to do but accept it

Ugh, I went to get it this year, but they still refused to give it to me. They said they’re discussing whether to issue it or not; it’s possible my license will be revoked. It’s really frustrating