You are eligible to take the FE exam if you are currently enrolled in and are within two regular semesters of graduating from an approved engineering program.

If you are not an undergraduate student, you must have earned a degree in engineering or related science to take the FE Exam.

The course is delivered over the course of four Saturdays in Feb. 2025:

• Feb. 1, 2025 – 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. CT
• Feb. 8, 2025 – 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. CT
• Feb. 15, 2025 – 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. CT
• Feb. 22, 2025 – 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. CT

Note: There are multiple 15-minute breaks throughout the day, as well as a lunch break.

Classes will be held online via Zoom.

The content covered in this course is best aligned with three of the most taken FE Exam variants+: “Other Disciplines”, “Mechanical”, and “Civil”.

Click here to learn more about how this course’s content aligns with each of the different disciplines in which the FE Exam is offered.

+ Per the 2020 NCEES annual report

This depends on the requirements of the state in which you would like to eventually be licensed. For example, Texas does not require that you take an exam in any given specific discipline. It is suggested that you take the exam that best fits your knowledge and experience.

Contact your state’s Licensing Board to learn more about whether you are required to take the FE Exam in each discipline.

No, attendance is not mandatory. The decision to attend all or only a subset of the subjects is up to you. If you miss a session, you will still receive the training materials for that day and will have access to the recording for an allotted amount of time. We encourage leaving your camera on during class, as that helps the faculty member with teaching when they are able to see students.

You can obtain a FREE copy through the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying: https://account.ncees.org/login.

Note that you must register for an account and login to download the handbook.

Passing the FE Exam is your first step to becoming a professional engineer and kickstarting your career. While you will be able to use the NCEES handbook as a reference during the exam, you still need to be prepared and familiar with the information as you would any other big assessment. Taking an exam prep helps solidify your knowledge and increases your chances of passing the exam.

This FE Exam Prep is taught by world-class UT engineering faculty. Students can work through problems with instructors and ask questions as needed, which is not typically provided by other prep courses. This refresher course is broken into digestible sections to help optimize students' retention and absorption of the review material. This course also gives students the flexibility to pick and choose which sessions to attend, allowing students to focus on what areas they need to focus on while still receiving information for all sections of the exam. All sessions are recorded and are made available to students for later viewing, allowing them to refer back to the test prep while studying individually.

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