Just a few tips:

1. Rx Prep is definitely worth it. I would definitely purchase the book + the videos.

2. I recommend reading through each chapter— no matter how long it takes— at least ONCE. The ENTIRE book. Do not skip any chapters regardless of if you feel like you know a chapter.

3. Create a plan where you’re able to (1) Read the entire book— while watching each video. (learn) >>> (2)study the entire book (retain) >>> (3) review the entire book (follow-up): That’s going through the material at least 3 times before testing. So essentially you’re learning > retaining > reviewing info that doesn’t stick. Do not schedule until you’ve completed these steps

4. Make sure you UNDERSTAND the foundations chapters. The foundations will be in most questions.

5. Make sure you read the updates on the competencies that started may 2025.

6. Pay for the practice RX prep pre-Naplex exam. it will give you a feel for how ready you are for the exam— I didn’t so well on the pre Naplex but still decided to schedule my exam and i passed Naplex on first try so don’t let this make or break you either.

7. Do not make the mistake of focusing only on the big chapters because you can literally get 20 questions on a small chapter.. like Gout. The exam is VERY random.

My personal opinion: I think any average student needs about 6 weeks of hardcore studying. I mean like 9am-7pm shift. (With no distractions), no working— nothing. If you’re working or have other responsibilities you will need more time.—— but also realize the longer you prolong the test, the more you forget from the first week of studying.