From Architecture to Passing His Structural PE Exam with Justin Krishart, PE

EPISODE · Oct 24, 2024 · 31 MIN

From Architecture to Passing His Structural PE Exam with Justin Krishart, PE

from The Civil Engineering Academy Podcast · host Isaac Oakeson

🚨 Here’s another case that will blow your mind 👉 Imagine taking the Civil PE Exam 7 (seven!) times, each time with a different exam format…and all this without a civil engineering degree! 🤯That’s exactly what today’s guest, Justin Krishart, PE, did! 😲Justin graduated from Penn State with a degree in Architectural Engineering with an emphasis in Structures. Needless to say, he knew very little about what’s covered in the PE Exam, except for Structural topics.After failing both the paper-based and CBT PE exam in the old breadth-and-depth format six times, the April 2024 changes turned on the light at the end of the tunnel. 💡This episode is an awesome story of perseverance with a big lesson every test-taker needs to hear — which is what kept him going when most people would’ve given up. 👷 💸If you’ve found yourself failing this thing multiple times already, you need to listen to his journey!How he managed to stay in the game even after feeling devastated by the past failures. What he found to be the most challenging part. How he prepared for this as if it were his second, part-time job. All the way to the resources he used that you can use too. 😉TUNE IN TO LEARN:Does an Architectural Engineering Degree Cover What's on the Civil PE?Passing the FE Exam Two Weeks After GraduationWhat He's Doing Today That Motivated Him to Get The PEHow a Tricky Requirement in Pennsylvania Delayed His PE ExamHis First 3 Attempts at the Old, Pencil-and-Paper PE ExamHis 4th and 5th Attempt at the CBT PE Exam in 2022Prepping With a Prep Course for His 6th Try in 2023His Final Attempt at the New, Depth-Specific PE Exam in 20244 Professional Benefits That Kept Him Going After Several Failed AttemptsA BIG Personal Reason Why He Didn't Give Up (And Why You Shouldn’t Either)How Many Practice Exams He Needed to TakeWhat His Study Hours Looked Like Over The Week With Work and LifeHow Many Months Did He Prepare for?The Single Most Challenging Part of the PE ExamThree Kinds of Alternative-Item Type Questions He Got AskedWhat He Enjoyed the Most About the Ultimate Civil PE Review Course✅ RESOURCES MENTIONED:The Ultimate Civil PE Review CoursesPE CBT Exam SimulatorPennsylvania (Penn) State UniversityPenn State's Architectural Engineering DepartmentPennsylvania Engineering Licensing Board📧 CONNECT WITH JUSTIN:LinkedIn🎁 FREEBIES:The 5 Best FE ResourcesThe Civil PE Startup Guide📚 PASS YOUR EXAM WITH THESE:Civil Engineering Academy WebsiteCivil FE Review CourseCivil PE Review CoursesFE Practice ExamsFE CBT Exam SimulatorPE Practice ExamsPE CBT Exam Simulator📱 CONNECT WITH US!NewsletterFree CEA [email protected] 

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