World-Class FE Exam
Prep Programs for Universities

Improve Student Outcomes

Our FE programs are built to increase first-time pass rates while fitting alongside existing coursework. Structured study plans, live and on-demand formats, and proactive student support help drive higher participation and more consistent results.

Support ABET Reporting

We provide participation tracking, performance visibility, and outcome reporting to support documentation for accreditation reviews. Departments gain clearer insight into engagement trends and exam performance, helping inform continuous improvement efforts.

Reduce Burden on Faculty

Test prep often becomes an informal faculty responsibility. Our turnkey programs integrate alongside your curriculum without adding teaching load, grading, or administrative overhead. A dedicated program manager handles student onboarding, support, and reporting.

Structured FE Prep Programs

A turnkey model for engineering departments seeking to increase participation and pass rates without overhauling curriculum. Ideal for programs that want measurable improvement without increasing faculty workload.

• Pre-built FE prep aligned to NCEES exam specifications
• Flexible live and on-demand formats
• Centralized student enrollment
• Participation and outcome reporting
• Dedicated program management and student support

Curriculum-Embedded Programs

For universities that want to go beyond optional test prep, we can develop custom FE exam prep support programs tailored to your curriculum, student experience, and program goals. 

• Practice and final FE-style exams hosted each semester to simulate the real FE test environment
• Exam simulations that mirror NCEES conditions, including timed sessions, the digital reference handbook, onscreen calculator, and exam-style question sets
• Custom question sets selected by School of PE and approved by university faculty
• Question bank content embedded directly into existing coursework or assessments
• Flexible implementation models, from standalone exam simulations to curriculum-embedded support