The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam is often the first step toward becoming a licensed Professional Engineer (PE). If you’re preparing to take the exam, our comprehensive review course can help you approach test day with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence needed to succeed.
Whether you’re taking the exam for the first time or refreshing key concepts, this course provides structured instruction, practical problem-solving techniques, and access to experienced engineering professionals who understand what it takes to prepare for the FE Exam.
Join fellow engineers and build a solid foundation for FE Exam success through the University of Tulsa FE Exam Prep Course. Beginning February 13, 2027, this course meets on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on the TU campus. The convenient weekend schedule makes it easier to prepare for the FE Exam while balancing professional and personal commitments.
Can’t attend the full 8-session course? Individual session registration is available, allowing you to focus on the specific topic areas you need most.
FE EXAM PREP Course Features
* Step-by-step demonstrations of solution methods and practices using problems similar to those found on recent FE exams
* Instructor notes and handouts designed to support your exam preparation
* Access to recorded sessions for review and reinforcement
* Opportunities to discuss problems and concepts with instructors and fellow exam candidates
* Access to experienced professional engineers and engineering educators
* Eight sessions totaling 24 instructional hours
Why take the FE Exam?
✅ Earn the EIT/EI Credential
✅ Enhance Your Career Opportunities
✅ Begin the Path to PE Licensure
✅ Demonstrate Your Commitment to the Profession
MEET THE TU FE EXAM PREP INSTRUCTORS*:
|
COURSE FOCUS: |
COURSE FOCUS: |
COURSE FOCUS: |
COURSE FOCUS: |
|
SPRING 2027 SCHEDULE*:
| DATE | TOPIC | INSTRUCTOR | ROOM | TIME |
| 13 February 2027 | Mathematics | Dan Crunkleton | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
| 20 February 2027 | Probability, Statistics, Engg. Econ. | Dan Crunkleton | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
| 27 February 2027 | Chemistry, Materials Science | John Henshaw | KEP #3045 | 9am – 12pm |
| 6 March 2027 | Electricity, Power, Magnetism | Tom Rendon | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
| 27 March 2027 | Statics, Dynamics | Mike Keller | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
| 3 April 2027 | Heat, Mass, Energy Transfer | Ty Johannes | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
| 10 April 2027 | Fluid Mechanics | Ty Johannes | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
| 17 April 2027 | Mechanics of Materials, Engg. Ethics | John Henshaw | KEP #2005 | 9am – 12pm |
*subject to change.
DETAILS:
Sessions are held on Saturday mornings, 9:00am-12:00pm (Central Time).
NOTE: No Sessions will be held on March 13 and March 20 because of Spring Break.
VENUE: The University of Tulsa, KEPLINGER HALL (KEP) #2005 (unless otherwise indicated above), 430 South Gary Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74104
PARKING INFO: UNIVERSITY OF TULSA CAMPUS MAP.
Keplinger Hall is #23 on this map. This map also shows the Visitor/Guest Parking Lots. Lots closest to Keplinger Hall are Keplinger/Law Lot, Lorton Performance Lot, and the 4th & Harvard Commuter Lot. To park in these lots, print and display the temporary parking permit emailed with your course registration confirmation.
COURSE FEES & REGISTRATION INFO (net US Dollars)
* $1,995/person: Complete FE EXAM PREP COURSE – 8 Sessions
Don’t need the full review course? Sign up for just the session(s) you need. Individual Session Registration available for $495/person/session.
The fees for the FE EXAM PREP COURSE cover all lectures, handouts/exercises/problems and step-by-step solutions, in-class practice, recorded course sessions to review and access to instructors for support, questions and assistance.
NOTE: We highly recommend you purchase the FE Review Manual – A Comprehensive Preparation Guide for the FE Exam by Michael Lindeburg, PE, 3rd Edition, ISBN-13: 978-1591263333. Lindeburg’s FE Review Manual has been the gold standard for preparing for the NCEES FE exam.
The FE Exam is more than a milestone. It’s an opportunity to demonstrate your technical knowledge and commitment to the engineering profession.
Register today and position yourself for future professional opportunities.
| Signing up for this review course, DOES NOT register you for the FE Exam. You must do that separately with NCEES (National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying). The FE Exam is a computer-based exam that is administered year-round in testing windows at NCEES-approved Pearson VUE test centers. Additional information about NCEES and the FE Exam can be found by going to their website: https://ncees.org/exams/fe-exam/ Contact the OK State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors for additional information. http://www.pels.ok.gov | 405-521-2874 |






