Quitting Your Job to Study for the FE Exam: Is It the Right Move?
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6d ago
In this article (and video above), I whether or not to quit your job to study for the FE exam. This is a dilemma many of our listeners face, and today, we’re diving deep into the advantages, disadvantages, and alternative options to help you make an informed decision. : Without the daily grind of work, you can dedicate more time and energy to studying for the FE exam. This focused approach could lead to faster and more effective preparation. : Balancing work and study can be overwhelming. Quitting your job might significantly lessen this stress, potentially improving your focus and learning ab ..read more
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Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies: Statics
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2w ago
In this article (and video above), we break down the equilibrium of rigid bodies, zooming in on how to figure out support reactions at a roller. We take you through each step to make it easy to understand and apply in solving support forces in complicated structures. Consider the loaded system shown below with supports at A, B, C and D. What is the reaction force at D due to the applied 6kN load? about Equilibrium of Rigid Bodies: Statics ..read more
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Top 10 Reasons for Failing the PE Exam (and Proven Strategies for Bouncing Back)
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2w ago
In this article (and video above), I outline 10 common reasons why people are failing the PE Exam because by understanding these reasons, they can turn a short-term setback into a stepping stone for long-term success. Let’s explore some of the common pitfalls that can lead to failing the PE exam. This isn’t about pointing fingers or feeling down – it’s about identifying these obstacles so you can overcome them in your next attempt. The PE exam tests a wide range of engineering concepts and requires a comprehensive understanding of each topic. Many candidates make the mistake of focusing only o ..read more
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Mastering the Civil PE Exam: The 3-Pass Method Explained
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3w ago
In this article (and video above), I dive deep into a tried-and-true strategy for mastering the Civil PE Exam called the 3-Pass Method. This method isn’t just a theory; it’s a practical, time-tested approach that I found invaluable during my exam journey. So, let’s break it down and see how it can help you ace that test! The Civil PE Exam, for example, is split into two 4-hour sections. While eight hours might seem ample, trust me, it flies by when you’re solving problem after problem. That’s why a solid time-management strategy is crucial, and that’s exactly where the 3-Pass Method comes in ..read more
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5 Tips to Overcoming FE Exam Anxiety
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1M ago
Now, let’s identify the symptoms. Anxiety isn’t just a mental or emotional state; it manifests physically and behaviorally too. You might experience a racing heartbeat, sweaty palms, or stomach issues. Emotionally, there’s fear, worry, and a sense of impending doom. Behaviorally, you might find it hard to concentrate or become fidgety. Recognizing these symptoms is the first step in managing them. about 5 Tips to Overcoming FE Exam Anxiety ..read more
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Determining Reactions at Supports for Beams and Frames
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1M ago
In this article (and video above), we determine reactions at supports for beams and frames. In this scenario, we analyze a beam supported by a pin at A and a roller at B, carrying various loads. Consider the beam shown below. It is supported by a pin at A and a roller at B. It carries a distributed load as shown, spanning a distance of 3 meters from the beam’s left end. Additionally, it carries a concentrated load of 6 kN at its right end. Determine the reactions at A and B. Draw the free-body diagram of the beam using equivalent forces: Incorporate support reactions Ay and By. Omit extra x-di ..read more
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5 Essential Tips for Passing the FE Exam
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2M ago
Lastly, I encourage you to ask questions in the comments of the videos or here on Pass the FE Exam YouTube Channel Author of Engineer Your Own Success and click the subscribe button as you’ll get expert tips and tricks – to ensure the best success – that you can’t get anywhere else. Believe me, you won’t want to miss a single video ..read more
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PE 095: The PE Advantage: A CEO’s Blueprint to Professional Growth
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2M ago
In this article (and video above), I talk with Doug Shatto, PE, PTOE, the president and CEO of Lochmueller Group, about how the PE license can help someone in their career and how a consulting firm can promote and support professional growth in achieving the PE license. about PE 095: The PE Advantage: A CEO’s Blueprint to Professional Growth ..read more
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Mastering the FE Exam: A Guide to the Computer-Based Testing Environment
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2M ago
Lastly, I encourage you to ask questions in the comments of the videos or here on Pass the FE Exam YouTube Channel Author of Engineer Your Own Success and click the subscribe button as you’ll get expert tips and tricks – to ensure the best success – that you can’t get anywhere else. Believe me, you won’t want to miss a single video. will flag the question for review. The underlying letter and the on-screen function can identify exam hotkeys ..read more
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Achieving Career Heights with a PE License
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2M ago
I’ll see you next week… on Pass the PE Exam Connect with Kerryn Fulton, P.E., on LinkedIn Author of Engineer Your Own Success videos will publish weekly, so be sure to click the subscribe button so you don’t miss something that could make a substantial difference in your exam result ..read more
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