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My unbiased study tip for all first time takers and people who have failed, start studying now and i have the books that will help you :rolleyes: for sale these study books for the "Fundamentals of Engineering Test". My price is $100 (OBO) via paypal and I pay for shipping. Ideally I sell them...

for sale these study books for the "Fundamentals of Engineering Test". My price is $100 (OBO) via paypal and I pay for shipping. Ideally I sell them all at once, but also willing to sell single books. I passed the test the first time, so these books really are all you need. EIT Reference...

i still have all the books... I'm not asking for the world, name your price.

i would sell them for $140 all together or let me know what you are willing to pay.

i lowered the prices. All prices inc. shipping and via paypal. they are about 5 years old. All but one are in really good shape: These are for everyone taking FE test and I like to sell them together if possible (to save shipping/paypal fee) EIT Reference Manual 8th Edition (this still is the...

I still have all these books and willing to deal. Make an offer

I still have all these books and willing to deal. Ideally all in one package... name your price

I have a sales thread and best offer will get it. Thsi is all the material youu'll need for either General or Environemntal afternoon (and obvioulsy the morning)

I just came across my books from some years ago and best offer can have them. All prices inc. shipping and via paypal. they are about 5 years old. All but one are in really good shape: These are for everyone taking FE test and I like to sell them together if possible (to save shipping/paypal...

guys: some advice.... study by doing the "500" sample questions and do the practice exams under real world conditions. the big yellow book isn't really good for FE (and it is closed book anyway). I recommend doing (or attempting to) do all the sample questions with the allowed calculator and...

If you applied today (and started taking the exam this year) and still didn't pass the exam in 2020, you really should not get a license, ever. Degree or no degree...

I'm all with you...at my work any time something new comes up they scream " what about training?". where I'd like to respond "what about figuring it out yourselves, you call yourself engineers?". Even when we switched from Office 2000 to Office 2007, half of the people spent all day complaining...

You make a good point and as I pointed out, there always will be someone smart enough not needing to go to school. After all, someone who didn't go to school must have founded the first school. but the majority of people... The individuals you mentioned didn't really design structures or...

I totally agree. not without reason most jurisdiction require education AND experience. Is there a guy who is smart enough to teach himself from books and experience... sure, someone will be able to be a good engineer without going to school. but majority of engineers really need things to be...

when i hire consultants i require them to state their education and also ask them int he interview. I'm the only one in my firm who does that, though.