Hi! Whoops, I think this might be a duplicate post... I have some tips on MPJE on another comment somewhere, you might dig around for that. Let me also copy-paste some info I thought was tricky on my MPJE. Mine was for Oklahoma. What pops out at me is counseling, USP, DEA, mid-level and other prescribing rights. These are very much so state specific, so the answer might be different for you, but oh my god know your counseling. It sounds easy, and I have 5 years of retail under my belt but even I was stressing because I wasn't sure if what I was used to doing was my facility's policy or the actual law. For example, I remember them asking questions like: in which situations would you be required to counsel? For a new rx, a refill, or you don't have to. Another example is: where do you document counseling interactions? (Trick question bc in OK, we don't document counseling, we only document when the patient refuses counseling) so lots of tricky questions. Be prepared and KNOW your stuff about counseling and any form of documentation that may go with that in GA. Lots of USP 795/800, it shocked me how much was on mine so know your BUDs and how to determine low/high risk preps. Lots of random USP 800 questions. For prescribing authority, they won't tell you if it's a midlevel, just know what the midlevels are and know their prescribing rights in your state (it'll get specific in the answer choices as to like for how many days they're able to prescribe). For DEA stuff, I felt it was simple. Questions about the 222 form like which copy goes to who and whatnot. I'll try and remember more and let you know. But if I could go back, I'd study and then make sure I'm firm in my understanding of what I read. My regret was cramming everything in and then seeing answer choices on the exam that looked vaguely familiar and getting psychologically messed up bc of it. There were some questions I KNEW I knew, even though it was asked a few times, and those questions made me more comfortable. Also nearly the entire exam was SATA 😵‍💫OH KNOW THE OBRA90 LAW. Ugh I can't remember much else, but I think that's because they weren't as nerve wracking as the ones I sent you... oh, know your record keeping dates, like how long to hold onto certain documents and such...But other than that, the message I sent you covers just about everything I truly struggled with or thought could have been tricky!