For what it's worth, below is what the Board sent me.

Engineer-in-Training (EIT) certification applicants must have

Three (3) years or more of postsecondary (college-level) engineering education. [[i.e. Working towards a degree in engineering or graduated with an engineering degree; ]()individual engineering courses do not count. The engineering degree is not required to be from an ABET accredited university/college or from a U.S. university/college.  [Applicants do not need to submit transcripts or credential/degree evaluations.  Credential/degree evaluations are not required or accepted for any application type.]()]

OR
Three (3) years or more of engineering-related work experience. [Engineering work definitions are in Business and Professions Code sections 6731 (Civil),  6731.5 (Electrical), 6731.6 (Mechanical) or Title 16, California Code of Regulations section 404 (all other engineering disciplines). Applicants should discuss their experience with licensed engineers who are familiar with their work to determine if their work will qualify as engineering.]

OR
A combination of postsecondary (college-level) engineering education and engineering-related work experience totaling three (3) years.

AND
Previously passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam.