Should You Take the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam? | Do You Need the FE as an Engineer? EIT

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[alexisidro]

Don't waste time and level up your career! The Entry Level Engineer's Guide to Adapt and Succeed in the Real World:

[harshitaggarwal]

Might take the FE Exam in my last sem of Eng. Even if doesn't help, think it's a fun title if I can earn it

[fhjkkfjj]

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

[davidcarter]

I took the exam (8 hrs long) in 1981 and passed easily. Turned out to be superfluous to my career as no one ever mentioned it in interviews so I dropped it from my c.v. eventually. No one really cares whether you took or passed an EIT exam in the long run. It's a personal choice and will not have any effect on your career.

[ismailmohamed]

Hello ;
I graduated mechanical engineering 2017 from my origin country and now I live in USA
But I don’t have any experience due to some circumstances I passed by during this time.
I have my degree evaluation from credentials evaluation center .
I need you advice just to come to the field as an entry level
Thank you 🙏

[domelopezmm]

I need your help, I am a civil engineer graduated in Ecuador, and I am trying to find a job in US to improve my resume, do I need the FE? Thanks for your help

[novejitmathon]

Hey, I really wanted to ask something. I used to live in michigan but now I am currently completing my computer sci engineering degree in India due to some reasons. Do I need to take any exam to get a job in michigan? because i have no clue about that.

[غيثالشمري-نس]

hi bro,
does FE license help me to get a job, if I wasn't American and I haven't any experience ??
( I'm a new graduated from
water resources engineering college )
I hope you answer...

[chloerigois]

Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$

[pce]

hi, congratulations on your video! it is very informative!
I am a Peruvian engineering student and around there I heard that if I wanted to work as an engineer in the United States, I would necessarily have to pass the fundamentals of engineering since I am a foreigner. is that true? thank you in advance for the reply. i'd be a lot useful!

[alexisidro]

Check out a couple of additional videos to help you gain more insight on the Professional Engineering (PE) License, if you think you may need it! Check them out here:

Some states in the USA allow the PE test to be taken EARLY:

PEs may become Project/Program Managers without certification:

PE Versus Project Management:

[vicperasan]

Can i travel to Florida from Costa Rica to take the examen?

[rosslagram]

Can a mechanical student from other countries give the fundamental of engineering exam?

[anwaralbattashi]

I have 3 people asked me about fe exam in interviews lol