PE civil exam review on-demand

Earning your PE license is one of the most pivotal steps in your career.

ASCE’s PE exam self-guided on-demand courses are ideal if you like the flexibility of preparing at your own pace at a time convenient to you.

New on-demand courses are available for pre-sale. Courses will be available mid-April!

Get ready for an all-new PE exam format

Get advice on the all-new PE exam format and how you should prepare from course director, J.P. Mohsen.

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PE Review

Prepare to pass your PE exam with ASCE

Online training, NCEES Handbook tips, study and exam day tips, practice problems, and study strategy

eLearning webinar

What to Know About ASCE’s PE Review Course and How it Can Help You Succeed

Dr. J.P. Mohsen, the course director for the ASCE’s PE Civil Exam Review Courses, will talk about the different PE Review course options and discuss how to decide which option is best for you.

Study tips

Manage anxiety and stress by following an exercise routine or doing something fun right after you finish studying.

If you are unable to study at home, study before and after work hours. Set aside at least 6-8 hours on weekends and consistently use it to study for the exam.

Celebrate every study milestone you achieve to keep yourself motivated and focused on your goals.

Resources

ASCE's PE exam review courses offer you a structured, on-demand experience with the flexibility of preparing at your own pace at a time convenient to you.

The sessions are designed to provide you with focused knowledge for the PE Civil and Architectural Engineering computer-based exams. The topics covered are aligned to NCEES exam specifications and have a high probability of appearing on the exam based on your instructors’ experiential insight. Group discounts are available, see individual program pages for details.
The PE Civil exam is an 80-question, nine-hour exam that tests for a minimum level of competency in the field of civil engineering. It is designed for engineers who have gained a minimum of four years’ post-college work experience. The PE Civil exam is a breadth and depth examination. The breadth items cover topics from all five areas of civil engineering. The depth items focus more closely on a single area of practice. Students will have already chosen the specific area in which they want to be tested when they signed up for the exam.

The PE Civil exam is computer-based and administered year-round at NCEES-approved Pearson VUE test centers.

Group rate

Have more than five people registering? Group rates are available.

Additional course options

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Architectural Engineering PE exam review courses

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"The course was very helpful in terms of compiling the most useful information, equations, and processes as they relate to what is required to understand for the PE exam."
Andrew Czech
AECOM, PE Civil 22-part

"The ASCE webinars were fundamental to understanding what the NCEES is testing and helped my focus and study efforts."
Mariela Fitzpatrick
Kiewit Infrastructure South Co., 14-Part Civil Construction Depth