As in many professions, patience, practice, determination, and a strong work ethic underscore success. It is no different for the FE exam. Patience This is your journey of preparation, and you are only competing with yourself. Sometimes you won’t grasp the essence of an idea right away and that is normal. It just means you…
I bet most of you have heard of or seen the most famous acronym for goal setting – S.M.A.R.T. I know I learned about it during my undergraduate years in a leadership class but never really consciously applied it on paper or in a written format. For the most part, you probably unconsciously already apply…
Are you forgetting what you learned a few days ago or last week? How can you ensure that you are on a path to passing the FE Exam without forgetting the material? Several weeks ago, I was asked this question by a fellow engineer/student preparing for his FE exam. “How do I not forget what…
As you prepare for your FE or PE exam, are you finding it difficult to focus? Get easily distracted? Or possibly you don’t feel like you are absorbing the material you are trying to learn? All leading to low study performance. So what are the primary factors leading to this drift of low performance? The…
1. Make space for the FE Exam Many of us are either working full time in the engineering sector or study engineering full time at university. On top of that, we may have family and other personal responsibilities. Adding the FE Exam on top of this busy schedule is the number one reason why students…
The FE Exam will have a total “seated time” of 6 hours long (exactly: 5 hours and 55 minutes). This consists of: reading and signing a nondisclosure agreement (2 minutes) tutorial covering how to use the on-screen exam features such as flagging and skipping questions (8 minutes) the actual exam time (5 hours and 20…
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