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Do you still keep your notes from pharmacy school?
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The way I have been studying, I've actually been making some pretty comprehensive review sheets for PT which are basically an overview of whatever section in Dipiro which I plan on keeping into my professional career. I plan on studying from my own notes in addition to the board review material. As for which notes, PT/Pharmacology/PK about sums up what I'm keeping.
You don't need to keep any notes. All of the questions are pretty random. I would just review calculations since most of your grade will depend on calculations. Nail the calculations and you should pass.
I threw away (okay, recycled) my notes as soon as I passed the NABPLEX. I was about to move anyway and it was one less useless thing to transport.
I also tossed my law notes into the recycle bin when I passed a law test I took last summer. Since pharmacy law in that state overlaps about 98% with the law in the other two states where I am licensed, it's not that big of a deal.
I also tossed my law notes into the recycle bin when I passed a law test I took last summer. Since pharmacy law in that state overlaps about 98% with the law in the other two states where I am licensed, it's not that big of a deal.
I burned them with a maniacal smile on my face.
... I should have done what you did. But no, Im a pack rat so I kept most of my notes, I always tell myself you never know.
