45:3-5.1 - Licensed professional engineers may be licensed as architects; examination - New-jersey Statutes

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45:3-5.1.    Licensed professional engineers may be licensed as architects; examination
     Any professional engineer who is duly licensed to practice professional engineering in this State, provided that he has a college degree in an engineering program or curriculum of four years or more, shall be entitled to be licensed to engage in the practice of architecture in this State, upon application therefor to the board and upon satisfactorily passing the parts pertaining to site and building design of the examination regularly conducted by the board pursuant to R.S.45:3-5 for applicants for registration to practice architecture.

    L.1952, c.131, s.1; amended 1957,c.42,s.5; 1983,c.337,s.2; 1987,c.16,s.1; 1989,c.275,s.2.

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45:3-5.1.    Licensed professional engineers may be licensed as architects; examination
     Any professional engineer who is duly licensed to practice professional engineering in this State, provided that he has a college degree in an engineering program or curriculum of four years or more, shall be entitled to be licensed to engage in the practice of architecture in this State, upon application therefor to the board and upon satisfactorily passing the parts pertaining to site and building design of the examination regularly conducted by the board pursuant to R.S.45:3-5 for applicants for registration to practice architecture.

    L.1952, c.131, s.1; amended 1957,c.42,s.5; 1983,c.337,s.2; 1987,c.16,s.1; 1989,c.275,s.2.

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45:3-5.1.    Licensed professional engineers may be licensed as architects; examination
     Any professional engineer who is duly licensed to practice professional engineering in this State, provided that he has a college degree in an engineering program or curriculum of four years or more, shall be entitled to be licensed to engage in the practice of architecture in this State, upon application therefor to the board and upon satisfactorily passing the parts pertaining to site and building design of the examination regularly conducted by the board pursuant to R.S.45:3-5 for applicants for registration to practice architecture.

    L.1952, c.131, s.1; amended 1957,c.42,s.5; 1983,c.337,s.2; 1987,c.16,s.1; 1989,c.275,s.2.