Hi everyone, I'm new to this sub/just finding out it exists. I am taking the FE exam down in Florida, I've been out of school only about 3 years (Clarkson University), didn't take the exam up in New York because it's not a graduation requirement like it is down here in Florida and my employer didn't require it either.
Best Online Review Course for the FE Exam I’m 4 years out of school and recently got a new job working under a PE (not the case at my old job) who is encouraging me to take the FE exam, I bought the review book and I was amazed at how much I forgot already.
Struggling to find resources and stay on track to take the FE Exam? Whether you are still in school or have kids in college, I want to help you pass the FE and take the next step in your engineering career. I am currently studying for the PE exam, and want to help stay refreshed on the FE Exam content by establishing this awesome community!
Resources: Coursera - GA Tech FE Review Lindeburg Review Manual Lindeburg Practice Problems PrepFE - I did the 3 month subscription PPI2Pass - the $59/week subscription, I did this for the full length practice exams towards the end (one week only) NCEES Practice Exam - this is a non-negotiable resource in my opinion.
Does anyone know if you have to meet the average line on all knowledge areas to pass? Or can you do better in one knowledge area and worse in the other? Here is a drastic example. let's say I get the first 100 Questions correct that test me from knowledge areas 1-12, then get all of 13 and 14 incorrect.
Yes , I was surprised that an other examinee from Reddit commented one of my videos and the comment was about a tricky question we both had during the exam (civil). Tonight I will show you the answer with a video.
I just graduated in the beginning of May with my Electrical Engineering bachelor's, and I am following the advice to take the FE exam as soon as possible! Once I graduated I messaged a professor from my school about the FE on study materials to which he recommended ppi2pass.