Hi "lkrph17", I just passed cpje recently (examed on 8/19). I'm also out of state. My only study resource are RxPrep book and CA law from bop website. Plus some notes from the thread in this forum. The reason I only studied this limited information is my friend she licensed last year told me that cpje has very limited law questions and more detailed clinical questions. And she told me Rxprep book itself was enough for both Naplex and cpje. So I focused on Rxprep but all the details in the book. I reviewed the book very carefully 4-5x. I also read the CA law pdf about 280 pages and did some notes by myself after reading through it at least twice. My experience with the cpje was it was not that hard for the clinical/drug/disease questions, most of them I can answer and pick the only best answer right away, it's more like whether you know or you don't know especially for the generic/brand name things (I had no problem with most of them except the birth control pill questions since Rxprep contraceptive chapter is not that good at names). I do not remember I got any oncology question maybe I did but I forgot. I got a few HIV questions but they are also drug name questions as long as you know the common ones-->easy pick up answer. There are a few (about 5) strange questions like other people said, I feel that I cannot connect any of the 4 choices to the question. But they are not that many. However, I have to say my review strategy is very risky now for the new cpje because I did feel that it has more law questions this time, about 10-12 questions from my impression. And some of the law questions that as an out-of-state student not in the California setting, it is kind of hard to answer them. And it is not only involved retail setting but also hospital and some community regulation questions blended with controls. Good luck!