I’m struggling with confidence the feeling of being the only one relating to situation. As a senior undergraduate student in his late 30’s. Family with 4 children. Working full-time. And never having cracked open any FE study material, I would love some advice or to see a guest on that has been through the process with similar circumstances. Btw long time subscriber. Remember when it was I my one podcast. This channel is very inspiring.
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I am an Industrial Engineering graduate and I plan to take the FE exam in May. What books or sources do you recommend to pass the exam? I already bought the FE practice test, but do I need another one?
@user-jz3zm7jr3i Here are a few suggestions for you: Study Materials: Your FE Practice Test: Yes, your practice test is definitely a valuable resource! Actively reviewing the questions, understanding explanations, and identifying your strengths and weaknesses will be crucial. Official FE Reference Handbook: Purchase and familiarize yourself with the official FE Reference Handbook. It is the only permitted reference material on the exam and contains relevant formulas, tables, and figures: help.ncees.org/article/87-ncees-exam-reference-handbooks Review Books: Numerous review books specifically target the FE Industrial Exam. Popular options include: PPI FE Industrial Review Manual Lindberg FE Industrial Review Manual Kaplan FE Industrial Review Manual FE Chemical, Civil, Mechanical Review Manual (covers some overlapping topics) Consider reputable sources like PPI, Lindberg, or NCEES for additional practice exams. Aim for a mix of full-length practice tests and subject-specific ones to optimize your preparation. Remember, consistency, dedication, and effective study strategies are key to successfully passing the FE Industrial Engineering Exam. Best of luck for your May attempt!
