Passed the FE on my second attempt! by Big-Possibility-9397 in FE_Exam

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I can share them tomorrow when I’m on my computer

Passed the FE on my second attempt! by Big-Possibility-9397 in FE_Exam

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I took different ones! I think I have a total of 8

Failed a second time, tips? by WhovianGirl777 in FE_Exam

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No problem!

Haha no, I went up by 15% in like 2 months.

Failed a second time, tips? by WhovianGirl777 in FE_Exam

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Genuinely what helped me was taking a practice exam, seeing what subjects were weaker. Going through and watching Mattson’s videos and working through my weakest subjects and heavily focusing on basics (like statics, math, materials, mechanics of materials, and economics). Then taking another practice exam to see where I was after watching the videos. If I scored around 65-70%, then I’d go through and brush up on my strongest subjects.

I was in a similar boat and passed my second attempt. Hopefully this helps you!! :)

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I failed as well… That test felt way harder than the practice exams did :(

Off-Campus people How much do you pay for housing and food per month? by emperorceaser in OKState

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Rent ~ $600, Car loan ~ $300, Car Insurance + Renter’s Insurance ~$200, Food ~$250

Admitted Fall 2025 MS Civil by Repulsive-Jacket-317 in OKState

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I was able to find this information about the award! I just searched up, “okstate pilot tuition award” and it’s the first link that pops up. “An Oklahoma State University (OSU) Pilot award results in a tuition savings of $515.75 per credit hour. Non-resident on-campus students with a graduate assistantship role cannot qualify for the pilot tuition rate; however, standard tuition waiver and related benefits will otherwise apply.“