State Engineer and Surveyor Boards

National

State licensure as a Professional Engineer (PE) is not required to work in the field of engineering. However, some employment opportunities may require a PE license. 

Alabama

Alabama Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Alabama education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics meets Alabama education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license.  

Alaska

Alaska State Board of Registration for Architects, Engineers, and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Alaska education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. Alaska licenses engineers in recognized disciplines.
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Alaska education requirements to apply for a PE license.  

Arizona

Arizona Board of Technical Registration
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Arizona education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. Arizona licenses engineers in recognized disciplines. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Arizona education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Arkansas

Arkansas State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Arkansas education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Arkansas education requirements to apply for a PE license.  

California

California Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets California education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets California education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Colorado

Colorado Board of Licensure for Architects, Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Colorado education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Colorado education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements for licensure. 

Connecticut

Connecticut State Board of Examiners for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Connecticut education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Connecticut education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Delaware

Delaware Engineering Licensing Board
Delaware Board of Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Delaware education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Delaware education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

District of Columbia

District of Columbia Board of Professional Engineering
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets District of Columbia education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets D.C. education requirements to apply for a PE license. The Board evaluates non-ABET programs to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Florida

Florida Board of Professional Engineers
Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Florida education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Florida education requirements to apply for a PE license. A Florida-approved evaluation company must evaluate non-ABET programs to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Georgia

Georgia Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Georgia education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Georgia education requirements to apply for a PE license. The Board must review non-ABET programs to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license.

Hawaii

Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Hawaii education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Hawaii education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Idaho

Idaho Board of Licensure of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Idaho education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Idaho education requirements to apply for a PE license. The Board reviews non-ABET programs to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license.

Illinois

Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (Professional Engineer)
Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (Professional Land Surveyor)
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Illinois education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Illinois education requirements to apply for a PE license. The Board reviews and approves non-ABET programs to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Indiana

Indiana State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers
Indiana State Board of Registration for Professional Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Indiana education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Indiana education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must include specific coursework requirements. 

Iowa

Iowa Professional Licensing Bureau (Engineer & Land Surveyor)
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Iowa education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Bureau requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Iowa education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Bureau requirements to apply for a PE license.

Kansas

Kansas State Board of Technical Professions
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Kansas education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Kansas education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Kentucky

Kentucky Board of Engineers & Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Kentucky education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Kentucky education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Louisiana

Louisiana Professional Engineering & Land Surveying Board
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Louisiana education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Louisiana education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Maine

Maine State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers
Maine Board of Licensure for Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Maine education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Maine education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be substantially equivalent to NCEES Standards to meet education requirements to apply for a PE license.

Maryland

Maryland Board for Professional Engineers
Maryland Board for Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Maryland education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Maryland education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Board of Registration of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Massachusetts education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering program meets Massachusetts education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Michigan

Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Michigan education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Michigan education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Minnesota

Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geoscience and Interior Design
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Minnesota education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Minnesota education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must meet minimum specified coursework requirements to meet education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Mississippi

Mississippi Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Mississippi education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Mississippi education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by a Board approved evaluation service and found to meet NCEES Engineering Education Standard to meet Mississippi education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Missouri

Missouri Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Professional Land Surveyors, and Professional Landscape Architects
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Missouri education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Division requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Missouri education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Montana

Montana Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Montana education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Montana education requirements to apply for a PE license. The Board evaluates non-ABET programs to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Nebraska

Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects
Nebraska Board of Examiners of Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Nebraska education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Nebraska education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by NCEES Credential Evaluations to determine if a program meets the NCEES Education Standard. 

Nevada

Nevada Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Nevada education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Nevada education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional requirements to apply for a PE license. 

New Hampshire

New Hampshire Board of Professional Engineers
New Hampshire Board of Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets New Hampshire education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets New Hampshire education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

New Jersey

New Jersey State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets New Jersey education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets New Jersey education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be reviewed by a transcript review service accepted by the Board to determine whether the program meets education requirements to apply for a PE license.

New Mexico

New Mexico Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets New Mexico education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets New Mexico education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must meet the NCEES Engineering Education Standard.

New York

New York Office of the Professions
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets New York education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Office requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets New York education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Office requirements to apply for a PE license. 

North Carolina

North Carolina Board of Examiners for Engineers & Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets North Carolina education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics meets North Carolina education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

North Dakota

North Dakota State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets North Dakota education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets North Dakota education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Ohio

Ohio Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Ohio education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Ohio education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Oklahoma

Oklahoma State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Oklahoma education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Oklahoma education requirements to apply for a PE license. The Board considers non-ABET programs following a degree evaluation by an evaluation service approved by the Board. 

Oregon

Oregon State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Oregon education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Oregon education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by NCEES Credential Evaluation and found substantially equivalent to an ABET program. 

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors and Geologists
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Pennsylvania education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Pennsylvania education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors

Ohio State has not determined whether completion of a program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Puerto Rico education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Rhode Island

Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Rhode Island education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Rhode Island education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

South Carolina

South Carolina Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets South Carolina education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets South Carolina education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by NCEES or the South Carolina Board Consultant to determine whether the program meets education requirements for a PE license. 

South Dakota

South Dakota Board of Technical Professions
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets South Dakota education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet South Dakota education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Tennessee

Tennessee Board of Architectural and Engineering Examiners
Tennessee Board of Examiners for Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Tennessee education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Tennessee education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by a Board-approved entity to determine equivalency to an ABET program. 

Texas

Texas Board of Professional Engineers
Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Texas education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Texas education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated to determine whether the program meets education requirements for a PE license. 

Utah

Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Utah education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Division requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Therefore, completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program does not meet Utah education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

U.S. Virgin Islands

Virgin Islands Board for Architects, Engineers & Land Surveyors

Ohio State has not determined whether completion of a program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets U.S. Virgin Island education requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Vermont

Vermont Board of Professional Engineering
Vermont Secretary of State (Land Surveyors)
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Vermont education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. Vermont licenses engineers in recognized disciplines.
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Vermont education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by NCEES or another evaluation service approved by the Board to determine substantial equivalence to an ABET program. 

Virginia

Virginia Board for Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Virginia education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Virginia education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 

Washington

Washington State Department of Licensing (Engineer & Land Surveyor)
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Washington education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Washington education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license.  

West Virginia

West Virginia Board of Registration for Professional Engineers
West Virginia Board of Professional Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets West Virginia education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets West Virginia education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by the Board to determine whether the program meets education requirements for a PE license. 

Wisconsin

Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Wisconsin education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Department requirements to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Wisconsin education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs must be evaluated by the Board to determine whether the program meets education requirements for a PE license. 

Wyoming

Wyoming Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors
Completion of an ABET-accredited program leading to an Ohio State Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree meets Wyoming education requirements to apply for a PE license. However, an individual must meet additional Board requirements (sec. 33-29-403) to apply for a PE license. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Aerospace Engineering, BS in Biomedical Engineering, BS in Chemical Engineering, BS in Civil Engineering, BS in Computer Science & Engineering, BS in Electrical & Computer Engineering (both Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering programs), BS in Environmental Engineering, BS in Science, Food, Agricultural & Biological Engineering (both Agricultural Engineering and Food, Biological & Ecological Engineering programs), BS in Industrial & Systems Engineering, BS in Materials Science & Engineering, BS in Mechanical Engineering, and BS in Welding Engineering programs are ABET-accredited. 
 
Ohio State's BS in Engineering Physics program is not ABET-accredited. Ohio State has not determined whether completion of the BS in Engineering Physics program meets Wyoming education requirements to apply for a PE license. Non-ABET programs are evalutated by the Board to determine equivalence to NCEES Standards.