NCEES NEWS – May 26, 2011 NCEES has reached an agreement with the California Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists to administer exams in that state. Nearly 8,000 candidates, spread over five exam sites in the state, are expected at the next exam administration, which is scheduled for October 28–29. 

The exam results are in! Congratulations to those that passed the October 2010 administation of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam or the Principles and Practice of  Engineering (PE) exam. It is always interesting to look at the pass rates – you can draw your own conclusions as to why they are what they are. OCTOBER [...]

(From the NCEES publication LICENSURE EXCHANGE, December 2010, ISSN NO. 1093-541X, VOLUME 14, ISSUE 6 – PAGE 12) New editions of PE exam study materials published NCEES updates titles in Sample Questions and Solutions series NCEES has published new editions of several books in its Sample Questions and Solutions series of exam study materials. NCEES now offers [...]

(From the NCEES publication LICENSURE EXCHANGE, October 2010, ISSN NO. 1093-541X, VOLUME 14, ISSUE 5 – PAGE 9) FE, FS exams begin gradual move to computer-based format NCEES approves conversion to increase flexibility, strengthen security The state licensing boards that compose NCEES have voted to begin converting the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Fundamentals of Surveying (FS) [...]

So October is here, and thus the fall exam dates loom ever closer.  If you are preparing for the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and/or the Principals and Practice of Engineering (PE). exam, the dates October 29 & 30, 2010 are no doubt your focus – your “D-Day”. The PE exams are only administered twice a year (April & [...]

The exam results are in!  Congratulations to those that passed the April 2010 administation of the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam or the Principles and Practice of  Engineering (PE) exam.  It is always interesting to look at the pass rates – you can draw your own conclusions as to why they are what they are.  The data below [...]