"The Engineering Pro Guides material was mainly what I used to study and I think I would have been lost without it! The course structure was great to keep me on top of my learning and I liked the combination of methods - live class, reading the textbook, watching videos, and practice exams - all working together to reinforce the concepts. Justin is great at explaining everything and very attentive when we have questions. I would definitely recommend the full 16-week course to get the full benefit of his materials and to go over each subject a second time. I appreciated how he allowed me to continue to access everything after the 16 weeks due to the exam being cancelled, up until my CBT exam was scheduled."   -Jacinda, PE [Passed!]

"I think the EPG materials are amazing - pretty much the only resources I used to pass the exam. Of course if you don't understand a certain concept, there are a ton of online resources and videos that can help clarify. Justin is also wonderful at responding to emails so don't hesitate to ask questions. Justin was also super flexible around my, not one, but two cancelled exams. I was allowed to access all of the course materials throughout the year+ of prep and was even re-enrolled in the live classes. There's no doubt in my mind that passing the exam was only possible for me with the EPG materials and Justin's instruction."   - Nathan, PE [Passed]

"I would recommend you master the NEC and engineering economics to give yourself a buffer towards the test. You should focus on understanding the concepts and knowing how to use your NCEES Power Reference Handbook."   - Anonymous [Did not pass]

"Stick with Justin materials. Basically this exam require 6 months of studying 20 hr/week. If you find the time to do that you will pass. Stick with Justin schedule it is amazing. I have not used any resources beside Engineering Pro Guid and NEC. The exam is 40% conceptual problems 30% codes and 30% calculation problems. Be prepared for the conceptual problems. The refreshment sessions should be your favorite. Follow 16 weeks sch with Justin and take additional 8 week to solve the problems couple times. Wish all the best!"   - Wisam, PE [Passed]

"I wish I would have known how the program for references worked. Didn't seem like there were many resources on CBT operation beyond "the line tool". You can't use ctrl+F, you have to click in the search bar. Searching is exact, so while you can search "motor compressor" in Adobe, Pearson's search tool will only bring up the same result if you type "motor-compressor". There's no efficient way to jump to a specific page, unless you search the exact number of the page and don't mind sifting through other results. There's no way to jump into sections below the articles, e.g. A430.52. It was easier to go to the article group below and scroll up to latter parts of an article."   - Adam, PE [Passed]

"Overall the book is wonderful at giving a high level overview before going into the weeds. I will be keeping the book and the cheat sheets as a work reference. There was a bunch of links within the document that I never looked up or needed to pass the exam. such as with batteries. My biggest complaint was there there was a lot on the new Ncees reference handbook that was never explained and there were inconsistencies with the text book that was different from the reference handbook. You need to know the handbook and learn how to use every part of it. It would be helpful for a whole live class soley dedicated to going over the handbook and what type of problems you might get so you know when to plug and chug."   - Jacob, PE [Passed]