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Texas mpje
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Hi.. Can anyone help me with the study materials to be used to prepare for TX mpje. Currently I am registered in MA and my naplex score expires in May. So I need to start to prepare. Please help.
TIA
It's super basic, easy stuff. Even a technician from MA should pass it with no studying.
Here's a handy website for studying.
www.TXmpjestudy.utxpharm.edu/dontmovehere/stayinyourterriblestate/allofthecitiesyouwanttoliveinaresaturated/pdf/studyguide.pdf
It's fairly straight-forward with some oddballs in the mix as usual.
Read both the Reiss and Brinkley books and you should be good.
Read both the Reiss and Brinkley books and you should be good.
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Can anyone please help me with materials for the exam I would really appreciated
Check your PMs
Thank u very much, what do u think about the market demand for pharmacist in Texas bc now I’ m in Florida and today I took the FL MPJE it was horrible and the market for pharmacist is horrible too ..... That’s why I decieded to take law exam for other state.Check your PMs
It's super basic, easy stuff. Even a technician from MA should pass it with no studying.
Here's a handy website for studying.
Hi, I am thinking of buying the Ultimat Texas MPJE book. Is there any other resources or places to get practice questions you would suggest? TIA
Does anyone who took the MJPE recently have any tips on what to focus on when studying? I just took the NAPLEX and I taking MJPE in 12 days. Thanks!
Does anyone who took the MJPE recently have any tips on what to focus on when studying? I just took the NAPLEX and I taking MJPE in 12 days. Thanks!
Hello im about to take the texas mpje in a month. How did u do? Any study tips and resources you can share will be greatly appreciated!
It's fairly straightforward. Just remember there is no sales of OTC codeine, despite the fact it's considered an exempt narcotic in pretty much all other states. Rx only. I used the Ultimate Guide from Amazon.
mpjedoctor
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Hello im about to take the texas mpje in a month. How did u do? Any study tips and resources you can share will be greatly appreciated!
Just study the ultimate texas mpje review guide 2018. That is what i used it for my test 2 weeks ago and I passed easily.
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powerpuffgilrl
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Hi guys... I took my mpje a few days ago and got the results today.. I passed yaaaay
I totally felt like I was not gonna make it yet got a very neat score.
The exam is 120 questions and u have 150 minutes.
Got a good chunk of "click all that applies" questions.. and a very few amount of direct forward questions.. for the rest of the questions, they were more like senarios where u would guess and hope for the best.
I used the 2018 ultimate review guide.. also check out the supplement where they mention some edited laws for 2019 ( u can download that from their official website)
Also read the DEA pharmacist manual.
I read the 300 questions from the back of an old federal law book
Did the quizbank from passrxnow (it's helpful in terms of simplifying the main laws but the exam itself is very unpredictable).
Also went through quizlet which I think was the best part.. unfortunately I only remembered checking quizlet 2 days before my exam.. it's always easier to study using flashcards or q&a format and it would have made the study process a lot easier. But be careful not everything posted there is correct information, use ur own judgement.
Around 2 weeks of focused study should be sufficient if u ask but everyone is different of course.
Hope this helps.. good luck to u all!
I totally felt like I was not gonna make it yet got a very neat score.
The exam is 120 questions and u have 150 minutes.
Got a good chunk of "click all that applies" questions.. and a very few amount of direct forward questions.. for the rest of the questions, they were more like senarios where u would guess and hope for the best.
I used the 2018 ultimate review guide.. also check out the supplement where they mention some edited laws for 2019 ( u can download that from their official website)
Also read the DEA pharmacist manual.
I read the 300 questions from the back of an old federal law book
Did the quizbank from passrxnow (it's helpful in terms of simplifying the main laws but the exam itself is very unpredictable).
Also went through quizlet which I think was the best part.. unfortunately I only remembered checking quizlet 2 days before my exam.. it's always easier to study using flashcards or q&a format and it would have made the study process a lot easier. But be careful not everything posted there is correct information, use ur own judgement.
Around 2 weeks of focused study should be sufficient if u ask but everyone is different of course.
Hope this helps.. good luck to u all!
Just study the ultimate texas mpje review guide 2018. That is what i used it for my test 2 weeks ago and I passed easily. I have the book, if you want to buy it please PM me.
This was ALL you used? what was your study method? i take it in two months , there must be some other things you remember that i sghould be looking at? maybe the 9th federal law by reiss?
It's fairly straight-forward with some oddballs in the mix as usual.
Read both the Reiss and Brinkley books and you should be good.
you mean the 9th edition federal law by reiss and the ultimate MPJE by brinkley? both will suffice? thanks.
Can you please post the link to quizlet you used? thank youHi guys... I took my mpje a few days ago and got the results today.. I passed yaaaay
I totally felt like I was not gonna make it yet got a very neat score.
The exam is 120 questions and u have 150 minutes.
Got a good chunk of "click all that applies" questions.. and a very few amount of direct forward questions.. for the rest of the questions, they were more like senarios where u would guess and hope for the best.
I used the 2018 ultimate review guide.. also check out the supplement where they mention some edited laws for 2019 ( u can download that from their official website)
Also read the DEA pharmacist manual.
I read the 300 questions from the back of an old federal law book
Did the quizbank from passrxnow (it's helpful in terms of simplifying the main laws but the exam itself is very unpredictable).
Also went through quizlet which I think was the best part.. unfortunately I only remembered checking quizlet 2 days before my exam.. it's always easier to study using flashcards or q&a format and it would have made the study process a lot easier. But be careful not everything posted there is correct information, use ur own judgement.
Around 2 weeks of focused study should be sufficient if u ask but everyone is different of course.
Hope this helps.. good luck to u all!
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This was ALL you used? what was your study method? i take it in two months , there must be some other things you remember that i sghould be looking at? maybe the 9th federal law by reiss?
I used the Ultimate MPJE book only and did fine.
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Honestly man, this field is so shot, i came from FL to CO , and dont see any reason to go to texas at this time or in the future. The profession is dead and salaries dropping, terrible jobs no matter where you go. I'm a retail guy and the gravy train has come to a halt. I may not even take this test as i dont EVER expect to be in texas. I started studying and realized how much i just want out of pharmacy. i think im just done...
I used the Ultimate MPJE book only and did fine.
Honestly man, this field is so shot, i came from FL to CO , and dont see any reason to go to texas at this time or in the future. The profession is dead and salaries dropping, terrible jobs no matter where you go. I'm a retail guy and the gravy train has come to a halt. I may not even take this test as i dont EVER expect to be in texas. I started studying and realized how much i just want out of pharmacy. i think im just done...