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Hi everyone, Long story short - APEGA (The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta) required me to take the FE exam in order to get my license in Alberta, Canada. I'm internationally educated, I took my BSc in Poland and MSc in England, hence this weird requirement...

I would recommend getting the ncees practice exam instead of going to the actual exam to waste your time and money. You can buy it online.  I took the FE civil 2 weeks ago and I found out I passed two days ago. That was my second try. At my first try I failed though, but I don't regret it that...

I took the exam again on Tuesday week ago. I got my results today and I finally passed. Just a few friendly advices to those who were at similar situation as me.  1. Don't be a cocky idiot thinking you know everything and don't need to study too much. That's what caused me to fail at the first...

There is a lot of practice problems in that book that are not referenced in the FE reference manual. Also, questions are much more complicated than the actual exam questions. Just my opinion.

DLD I got that one. Already went through it. Just wanted to get more problems like that one. There should be at least 5 tests available in the form of the actual exam IMO, not just one. 

Hey Everyone! Just a quick one: has anyone ever used this: https://onlinetechnicaltraining.net/course/fe-exam-civil/fe-review/  ? Any recommendations? I failed my first FE Civil attempt (56%), been too long out of school. For my second try I went through PPI FE on-demand course, went through...

That is not quite true, right now APEGA assigns the FE exam to foreign educated engineers (even tho their degree is 100% recognized) and even to engineers that "they think are not educated well enough). Happened to my Canadian friend who graduated from uni in Ontario.  I am another example, BSc...

any thoughts on ppi2? I watched SOPE, TESTMASTERS AND PPI2 and ppi2 seems the best for what I need (I would like to focus more on exam questions and they offer about 1000 FE-like questions). I feel like during my prep with Lindberg's FE review manual I did more complex questions, and the...

Hello everyone, Just a quick introduction, I am a Structural Engineer from Canada (originally from Europe). I have 6 years of experience in structural engineering only (never done any civils).  I moved to Canada 2 years ago from Europe, I have my education from Poland (BSc) and England (MSc)...