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Pass the PE Exam First Try

We are excited to publish the first of an extensive PE focused series! Make sure to check this article out and stay tuned for more to learn to pass the PE Exam first try.

For many engineers obtaining a Professional Engineer (PE) license is a required hoop that one must jump through. Taking the PE exam is an exciting and nerve wracking time for engineers as they put their schooling and knowledge they have learned on the job for the last several years to the test. I have been asked several times about my personal experience with the PE test, so I wanted to compile a…

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Mailbag Monday: Adapting After College

After some time away, we are back with another Mailbag Monday question. This week we dive into how to make sure you don't hate your job outside of college.

Good morning Engineering Millennial Community. Another Monday Mailbag will kick off the week for us this week. Today’s question resonates with a lot of college students. It certainly was an issue I faced as a new grad out of college. The topic is adapting after college to the work force.

The question comes from a student who is worried he will hate his career after school. The question is what…

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Mentors for Young Engineers

Young engineers need guidance in their professional and personal growth. Finding quality mentors to help you along the way is a must! #YoungEngineers #Mentors

Young engineers need molding. I have often said the first months coming out of school, you feel as if you’re drinking from a fire hose. Part of your responsibility in being a young engineer is to have the self motivation to constantly be learning and growing. A huge contributor to this growth is finding a quality mentor to help you grow. This article focuses on why you should have mentors in your…

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