EIT exam in PA????
EIT exam in PA????
(OP)
I have been out of college for a little over a year (civil B.S.)and all the while been contemplating the exam and eventually becoming a PE. Now I have realized I atleast want to pass the EIT, even if I decide to not become a PE in the future. I'm under the impression that if I pass the EIT I could always take the PE whenever down the road. Does that make sense? In what ways and were will I be able to find quality review materials? Any other advice about the EIT exam would be greatly apprciated, I'm the type of person that is not expecting to take the exam more than once.
thanks for the info.,
thanks for the info.,





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The sooner out of school, the better for the EIT. I'm not at all sure if I could pass today, and I would definitely need a lot more review than you to pass it.
I got through the PE in PA using info and materials here, I'm sure their FE info is just as good:
http://ppi2pass.com/ppi/PPI
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Having taken the FE just over two years ago, brush up on your thermodynamics, especially if you plan to take the general exam both morning and afternoon.
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You can download it and print out a copy.
Work lots of problems, including a practice exam. Try to borrow or buy recent materials for study - the exam format changed several years back and its better to prepare with material that is comparable to the exam.
By the way, I passed the FE after being out of college for a few years - it can be done!
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Also make sure you have an allowed calculator and do not write in the reference book. They will take your calculator away from you if it is not one of the two allowed types (the allowed calculators cost $10 at Wal-Mart) and they tore pages out of the reference book that had been written on between sessions!
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By the way, we were required to take the exam prior to being allowed to graduate. I took it without any study during my senior year and passed it. But it would be quite difficult after being out of school for a while.
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By the way, I took the civil for the afternoon.