Passed Texas MPJE

[Dallas1987]

Passed on the first try. I used Sarah Fichuk's "Pass the Texas Pharmacy Law Exam", which is a little outdated, and the Texas Board of Pharmacy's Laws and Rules listed on their site. Studied for about two weeks which may be more than someone would need if they went to pharmacy school in Texas and/or worked retail as a technician. I went to school in Virginia and worked in a hospital as a tech.

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[AAAE]

I was able to pass on my first attempt as well. I went to school in NY and worked retail but I haven't actually practiced in a couple of years. I used an outdated handout from Texas Tech from 2013, a CVS handout from 2014, a question bank that was from Sarah Fichuk's "Pass the Texas Pharmacy Law Exam" from 2016, read the DEA Pharmacist's manual, cross-referenced stuff with the TSBP Master Rule book, read the CE law and sterile compounding handouts on the TSBP website, and the 2019 supplement to "The Ultimate Texas MPJE Review Guide". Wouldn't exactly recommend studying the way I did but life's mistakes kinda forced me into this. Studied for 10 days-ish. Got my exam results after 3 days. Came out of the exam thinking I bombed it but ended up doing okay. For the ambiguous questions, I asked myself "What would I do in practice?". My general answer is "cover my ass and then do what's I can for the patient". Guess that mindset worked because I passed. Best of luck to you guys - on this test, and in life.

 

[AAAE]

Do you have the copy to 2019 supplement to "The Ultimate Texas MPJE Review Guide".

i lied i didnt use the supplement to "The Ultimate Texas MPJE Review Guide". I used the supplement for "Texas and Federal Pharmacy & Drug Law" available here: https://www.txpharmacylaw.com/textbook-3

 

[AAAE]

Do you have the copy to 2019 supplement to "The Ultimate Texas MPJE Review Guide".

definitely take a look at these practice questions: Texas MPJE Practice Questions | Texas Pharmacy Law Exam Prep

It should give a rough approximation to the degree of difficulty and style of questioning for the test. best of luck.

 

[pharmingiscool]

so I took it and realized afterward that I missed at least 15 questions so far. Are my chances low in passing?

 

[sozetone]

Passed on the first try. I used Sarah Fichuk's "Pass the Texas Pharmacy Law Exam", which is a little outdated, and the Texas Board of Pharmacy's Laws and Rules listed on their site. Studied for about two weeks which may be more than someone would need if they went to pharmacy school in Texas and/or worked retail as a technician. I went to school in Virginia and worked in a hospital as a tech.

That's aweosme man , i'm happy for ya. What are your job prospects looking like? any offers?

 

[Ovechka7]

so I took it and realized afterward that I missed at least 15 questions so far. Are my chances low in passing?

But this time you definitely know if you passed or failed. Which one is it? If you failed, did you retake it yet?

 

[pharmingiscool]

But this time you definitely know if you passed or failed. Which one is it? If you failed, did you retake it yet?

I passed! With an 80. It must’ve been curved somewhat

 

[Ovechka7]

I passed! With an 80. It must’ve been curved somewhat

Nice!!! Congrats. It gives me hope that I might just pass lol. Worst exam experience for sure. Vague questions up my a.... lol

 

[jebra]

I passed! With an 80. It must’ve been curved somewhat

Congrats on passing. Could you know what study materials you used. I did not got to school in Texas . I am from NJ and wanted guidance on the study materials that helped you pass ?

 

[deleted945127]

I did not go to school in US and my country Has no pharmacy laws test ...do you recommend the same book in my case !?? I work as tech in retail

 

[Bee2018]

I passed! With an 80. It must’ve been curved somewhat

Any tips for an out of state gal? Best resource for it?