5 Tips on How to Prepare for the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam | Pass the FIRST Time!

Here is how you can pass the engineering Fundamentals Exam (FE) your first time taking it. This is just based off of my personal experience passing the Environmental Fundamentals Exam back in 2019. This video is broken down into different sections: 1) My personal story and experience 2) I answer: "When you should take the test" 3) I show you the Study Materials I used 4) I answer: "How long you should study for" 5) How you should study for the test ------------------------------------References------------------------------------ The OFFICIAL website for everything related to the engineering Fundamentals Exam. You can make an account here, download the FE Handbook, see the pass/fail statistics of each category, and much more here. ►https://ncees.org/engineering/fe/ ------------------------------------Study Materials------------------------------------ Professor Gregory Michaelson's FE Review on Youtube: Math (2016)►   • FE Exam Review:  Mathematics (2016.10.10)   Probability/statistics (2018)►   • FE Exam Review:  Probability/Statistics, C...   Economics (2018)►   • FE Exam Review:  Engineering Economics (20...   Ethics (2017)►   • ENGR 452 Lecture 04:  Engineering Ethics (...   Water resources (2015)►   • FE Exam Review: Environmental Engineering ...   ------------------------------------Affiliate Links------------------------------------ Taking the Fundamentals Exam or GRE? Below are some of the materials I used to help me pass my first time. 1) Environmental Engineering FE/EIT Preparation Sample Questions and Solutions: (The CHEAP book I used) ► https://amzn.to/2YxCZss 2) All other materials ► https://www.amazon.com/shop/randyly ------------------------------------Social Media------------------------------------ Instagram►  / randitly   Linkedin►  / randy-ly-eit-96a7b288   Business Email►randyly.enveng@gmail.com ------------------------------------About Me------------------------------------ I'm an Environmental Engineer currently working for the Air Force. I oversee their Hazardous Waste, Hazardous Materials, Integrated Solid Waste, and Qualified Recycling Programs. I have a Bachelors in Chemistry and a Masters in Environmental Engineering. My professional work experiences range from cancer R&D, teaching at a college level, and environmental compliance. On this channel, I'll be sharing my story on what it's like being an Environmental Engineer, detailing the good and bad of the position. Some other relatable topics may include personal growth, job hunting, and minimalism all through the perspective of a millennial.