naplex study partner : goal exam date in june or july

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Anyone interested in google video chatting chapter by chapter. I am using rxprep but will study with someone who is using any other resource as well bcoz we can bounce ideas off each other. PM me and we shall device a plan. Goal is to write the exam by june 2016
 
Anyone interested in google video chatting chapter by chapter. I am using rxprep but will study with someone who is using any other resource as well bcoz we can bounce ideas off each other. PM me and we shall device a plan. Goal is to write the exam by june 2016
iam interested send me your skype id we will proceed further. thanks
 
hi guys, i am interested too. Please message me the detail and I am using rxprep material too. Thanks
 
I'm interested too. I've all ready took the Naplex, and failed so I have a little insight. Any extra help would be great. I have Rx Prep as well.
 
SexyDDS Congrats on passing!,
Since you had taken the Naplex once and failed, how did you study differently the next time? I feel lost like I don't know what I'm studying wrong or doing wrong and I've NEVER been good at standardized tests. I can do the math great on RX Prep. Where did you get the SDN 120 questions? Maybe I should try those instead. could you send them to me? Did it not feel overwhelming with all the different sources when studying? How/what did you study this time to pass.? What helped you the most? Was Kaplan helpful? How much is that one? I'm trying to figure out how to pass and it seems I can't. I totally feel I forget everything from earlier chapters once I get to chapter 60. Suggestions on what to do? I'm interested in the pronto pass stuff, could you send me what it looks like so I can see if it would help me? I'm willing to try anything if it helps. TIA
 
SexyDDS Congrats on passing!,
Since you had taken the Naplex once and failed, how did you study differently the next time? I feel lost like I don't know what I'm studying wrong or doing wrong and I've NEVER been good at standardized tests. I can do the math great on RX Prep. Where did you get the SDN 120 questions? Maybe I should try those instead. could you send them to me? Did it not feel overwhelming with all the different sources when studying? How/what did you study this time to pass.? What helped you the most? Was Kaplan helpful? How much is that one? I'm trying to figure out how to pass and it seems I can't. I totally feel I forget everything from earlier chapters once I get to chapter 60. Suggestions on what to do? I'm interested in the pronto pass stuff, could you send me what it looks like so I can see if it would help me? I'm willing to try anything if it helps. TIA
SexyDDS Congrats on passing!,
Since you had taken the Naplex once and failed, how did you study differently the next time? I feel lost like I don't know what I'm studying wrong or doing wrong and I've NEVER been good at standardized tests. I can do the math great on RX Prep. Where did you get the SDN 120 questions? Maybe I should try those instead. could you send them to me? Did it not feel overwhelming with all the different sources when studying? How/what did you study this time to pass.? What helped you the most? Was Kaplan helpful? How much is that one? I'm trying to figure out how to pass and it seems I can't. I totally feel I forget everything from earlier chapters once I get to chapter 60. Suggestions on what to do? I'm interested in the pronto pass stuff, could you send me what it looks like so I can see if it would help me? I'm willing to try anything if it helps. TIA
I sent you a PM, but overall, math was my main issue, so once that was fixed, I increased at least 16 points from the first time to this passing time (maybe math plus a little increase in clinical) , while trying to maintain the other clinical random facts.
I sent you the SDN 120 questions. Those are harder than the actual exam, but great preparation. Since your math is solid, just keep it up. In terms of the clinical portion, I was overwhelmed daily. One day I would feel great memorizing and answering all the diabetes questions, then by the next week, I couldnt recall them from the top of my head. Good thing, this is a multiple choice test, so you can eliminate the ridiculous answers! I made sure I knew all of the major systems/topics well, so that when I got anything ambiguous, I could eliminate categories of drugs. You also will continue to get long patient cases, so you need to know what to monitor and how to proceed next. When I studied, I tried to think of people I knew who had a similar disease, or I made jokes or pneumonics (RX prep videos share good ones), and I could retain it better. I took it seriously this time and did not work and studied at least 6 hours a day. You have to treat this as your job now and follow your calendar. However, make a goal of 1-2 chapters a day (finish the video, question bank and make flashcards. It's a lot of work, so some days I only finished 1 chapter. But knowing a few chapters well is way better than knowing 10 chapters on the surface. I kept doing questions, but I never felt ready. I don' t think anyone ever does.... But, questions will give you the confidence. I did all the RX prep online questions, kaplan 2 test banks, pre-naplex, and anything else I could get my hands on.

We can talk more via PM if needed!
 
Anyone interested in google video chatting chapter by chapter. I am using rxprep but will study with someone who is using any other resource as well bcoz we can bounce ideas off each other. PM me and we shall device a plan. Goal is to write the exam by june 2016
Hi, I am interested in joining your study group as well. Please let me know how to join or be a part of it.
 
Hello, I'm interested in being a part of this group, too. I'm taking naplex in early July. Plz PM me. Thanks.
 
I am interested in joining a NAPLEX study group. I have 2014 High-Yield NAPLEX Review Course provided by pharmacy school and Pass Naplex Now course book version 15.0. I have failed the exam four times (70, 56, 60 and 61) and I am really debating on whether or not I should even attempt another sitting. Math is not a problem for me, I have a master's degree in mathematics education but I just can't seem to get it together enough to pass the NAPLEX.
 
Hello, I'm up for studying & currently have my NAPLEX test date as 6/18 but am considering changing it to mid July. I just took the MPJE-NC and should know my score this week. @rphplease , I have the High-Yield NAPLEX Review materials too. I wonder if all who are interested could set a weekly or MWF GoogleHangout time. I bet those w/RxPrep could help us w/HYMR & vice versa. I also got the Pharmacy Library quizbank but am still in a bit of a review phase. How are you all studying to get ready by June/July?
 
Hello, I'm up for studying & currently have my NAPLEX test date as 6/18 but am considering changing it to mid July. I just took the MPJE-NC and should know my score this week. @rphplease , I have the High-Yield NAPLEX Review materials too. I wonder if all who are interested could set a weekly or MWF GoogleHangout time. I bet those w/RxPrep could help us w/HYMR & vice versa. I also got the Pharmacy Library quizbank but am still in a bit of a review phase. How are you all studying to get ready by June/July?
I cannot force myself to study. I will not be ready by July.
 
Hi I am in the Houston area. Need to start cramming Naplex. Scheduled to take it July 11. Please let me know if there are any groups that fit this deadline
 
Sorry, I'm taking mine closer to Fall. Good luck. I am doing teleconferences every few days weekly covering some calc & a therapeutic area. If you're interested, lmk.


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