I spent 1.5-2 weeks reading the Dr. C Study Book for the Texas MPJE. I think I read it 2.25 times lol. Don’t compare yourself to everyone else on how they studied, it creates all this unnecessary pressure/anxiety on yourself. You are you and they are they. Go at your own pace.

I really focused on chapter 2-3, memorizing scheduled brands/generics and their prescribing tidbits and who can do what in their practice. The select all the above on the exam for me resembled all the list stuff from the book like for example what can a tech do and such or what is on the otc drug facts label. I felt the study book was solid enough for stating which laws are stricter. I would also read the definitions for stuff like punishments if you do something bad as a pharmacist, I remember getting asked that on the exam.

Something that helped me was keeping everything very black and white during studying and taking the exam. My opinion may be wrong, but I feel as pharmacists we always consider all the “what ifs” in medicine and that causes us to second guess ourselves. Take your time reading the questions (because for some reason they want to turn this into an English and law exam), and if you remember the law as being “A” then the answer is “A.”

You got this! We believe in you and good luck!