I recently found out that I passed my P.E. Exam on the second try!  The first time around, I studied without a review course and I failed the exam which I took very hard.  I was reluctant on taking an online course due to the extra cost and time commitments but upon finishing the April 2011 Exam, I realized that I was so happy I took your course.   The P.E. Review course kept me on track with my studies, helped me understand problems that I did not previously understand, was very convenient and allowed me to talk out problems with other members and yourself.  Most importantly, I walked into this examination with a lot of confidence, which really made a huge difference.   I will be recommending this course to as many future examinees as i know.

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Joseph W. Lureau,  Newly Licensed Illinois P.E.

Take a good dictionary into the exam if you’re a non-native English speaker, or if you went into Engineering to avoid writing!

Always make sure your units match those in the alternative answers.

Approximately 75-80% of the transportation related problems will come from information related to the HCM and AASHTO Green Book.

As you go through the test, remember that some of the problems may contain facts that you may find useful in subsequent questions.

Attitude matters — be confident and careful.

Decide long before the exam on which afternoon emphasis you’ll be taking.

Don’t expect all the morning questions to be easy, and all the afternoon’s to be tough — it works both ways.

Don’t read things into the problem, but read each carefully — like an engineer! Then, read it again. Sometimes, you will catch something the second time through that you did not see on the first reading.

Know your licensing board rules.