Student Forms & Resources

Student Forms

Academic Grievance Procedures
Outlines the procedures by which a student in the College of Engineering and Mines may seek resolution of an academic grievance issue. Also see the UND Code of Student Life.

Registrar Office Forms
Forms regarding registration requests such as dropping a course, adding after the last day to add, etc.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) complaint form
Use to file a complaint regarding a violation of a FERPA.

Student Resources

Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE)

All engineers in their senior year are urged to consider taking the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam. This is an exam put on by the National Council of Examiners for Engineering (NCEES) which can enhance your job prospects, add to your resume, prove to employers that you “know” the engineering material, and allow you to pursue a Professional Engineering (PE) Licensure in the future.

• There is no better time to take this exam than your senior year when the material has been most recently learned and you have time to study. While not critical for some majors outside of Civil Engineering, we have many alumni in other majors that were given job promotions as they were the only “PE-ready” engineers at their company when the previous engineer retired.
• The FE exam is a computer based exam. The exam has 110 questions, lasting 6 hours, and offered at approved Pearson VUE testing centers, including the UND Testing Center. Testing is open year round at these centers. The testing windows are the months of January/February, April/May, July/August, and October/November. The results are sent directly to examinees in 7–10 days.
• Additional information, including study materials, are available at the NCEES website.

To download a copy of the FE Reference Handbook and to register, visit National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying.

College of Engineering & Mines Ring Ceremony

Since its debut at UND in May 1976, the Order of the Engineer ceremony has inducted graduates into a tradition of professional ethics and responsibility. In 2024, the College of Engineering & Mines expanded this tradition by introducing the Oath of the Scientist for Computer Science and Geology graduates.

The induction ceremony is held twice a year on the day before graduation (Fall and Spring). Friends and family are encouraged to attend, and distance students may participate remotely.

• Eligibility: Open to all students eligible for graduation in engineering, computer science or geology.
• Cost: Participation is free for all students.
• Registration: Eligible students will receive an email invitation after the graduation application deadline. Links are also shared via college communication channels.
• Students must register in advance so that rings and personalized certificates can be prepared.

To learn more about the national orders visit the National Order of the Engineer website or the Pledge of the Computing Professional website.