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Requirements for Land
Surveyor-in-Training Certification
An Applicant may qualify
to take the Fundamentals of Land Surveying (FLS/LSIT) examination if the applicant:
- has graduated from a
college or university on completion of a four year curriculum, has had a transcript evidencing such graduation provided by the college
or university directly from the school to the Board
[43-15-12(1)(A)], and has acquired a minimum of twenty quarter hours, or its
equivalent, in acceptable land surveying subjects, five
of which were earned in hydrology coursework [43-15-12(2)]; or
- has graduated from a college or university
on completion of an associate degree or its equivalent, has had a transcript evidencing such
graduation provided directly from the school to the Board, has acquired not less than two
years of acceptable land surveying experience
[43-15-12(1)(B)], and has acquired a minimum of twenty quarter-hours, or its
equivalent, in acceptable land surveying subjects, five
of which were earned in hydrology coursework][43-15-12(2)];
or
- has earned a high school diploma, or its
equivalent, has acquired not less than four years of acceptable
land surveying experience, and has acquired a minimum of twenty quarter hours, or its
equivalent, in acceptable land surveying subjects, five of which were earned in hydrology
coursework [43-15-12(2)]; and
- has made
application to the Board and submitted the
requisite, non-refundable, fee of $25.00 to the Board (made payable to the Secretary of
State); and
- has made application to
NCEES and submitted the requisite
fee.
An applicant having met the above
requirements and having passed the
FLS/LSIT examination shall be certified as an Land Surveyor-in-Training.
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