Please, NAPLEX 2026 exam, those who have already taken it. Please, can we have a recap of high yields please? i will really appreciate it. i am taking it in few days. Thank You.
I took my exam on may 6, and feel devastated. The exam was super hard, many medications that I’ve never heard of! I studied so hard for the exam, about 10 month. I’m expecting to get my results back either Friday or Monday but will no hope of passing! Just venting!!
I need all the prayers 🙏
Hii if everyone that took the exam so far or will be taking the exam in the next coming up weeks can please share the most recent topics, that would be extremely appreciated!
I heard they tend to focus on the same/ similar topics per month
If anyone doesn’t feel comfortable sharing here - you may always message me privately + if you have anything helpful as well to please send!
Thank you all
good luck to everyone taking CPJE tomorrow! i'll be reviewing everything today. wish me luck.
Both of these fails were neither of these resources’ fault, it was my own. I never stuck to the study schedule, even though I printed multiple calendars out…. I would be serious for 1 week and then start to slack off. I would pick up shifts at work and ultimately was working way too much, and not focusing on the important thing - studying.
The 2nd failure killed my confidence. I did not crack open a book for months, I was depressed and did not want to admit it. I saw online chatter about Rxcellence and reached out to their Instagram. Dr. Laura will call you to scope out your situation and I could immediately tell she CARED. You can genuinely hear the compassion in her voice and she didn’t fault me for being on my 3rd attempt.
I anxiously enrolled in the 12 Day December Crash Course. It is INTENSE, zoom camera ON, you were expected to be READY to answer clinical questions at the drop of a hat. I was terrified, I was sitting on the edge of my seat, I wanted it to be over so I could click “end meeting”. I remember the end of the first session …I just stared at my laptop screen and said “WTF was that? What did I just get myself into …. I have 11 more days of this? YIKES”
I cried at the end of Day #2, not because of Laura’s fierceness, but because of myself. I was disappointed in my performance. I was disappointed that I was studying passively and not actually understanding the information. IT CLICKED …. that was my issue!! That is WHY I was on my 3rd attempt. I was just staring at the rx prep/pnn pages, rewriting them over and over, but NOT actually understanding the information. I couldn’t apply the clinical knowledge and tie it within multiple disease states.
I made a choice that evening, I was going to buckle down and make the most out of the next 10 days. I slept <5 hours a night to prepare for the next day's session, half way through I could see the shift in myself, I was able to answer a “few” questions. Truthfully I was blown away by some of Laura’s current students- they were able to answer her questions so quickly and confidently …I said to myself “I want to be like that!”
I was hooked, I knew I was in the right place! I signed up for Dr. Laura & Dr. Jen’s Math Course next. Math was my weakest link, so I had to trust the process. THEIR MATH COURSE WAS WORTH EVERY PENNY!!!! I actually enjoy pharmacy math now! I ZIPPED through the naplex math questions. I re-worked them 3 times each during my exam.
After the 12 Day CC & the Math Course, I had the backbone of my study tools. Dr. Laura promotes finding study partners and that is what I did. I reached out to the Rxcellence community and found 4 amazing girls that I spent 10+ hours a day studying. It seems crazy to say out loud, but we would talk through entire chapters and then verbally quiz each other at the end. Laura offers “clinical minis” during the week. I signed up for every single mini as long as I didn’t work. It is possible to work and study for naplex! I worked 2-3 shifts a week (20-30 hrs) and every other moment I was not at work, my butt was sitting in my office on my laptop. I even would come home from my late night shifts and study for 1-2 hours because that was 1-2 hours more of studying.
I owe Dr. Laura a lifetime of gratitude because this woman gave me my spark back, she reminded me how much I love learning, and how cool pharmacy and medication is!! I am so grateful and excited to start my career in pharmacy and use my clinical knowledge she helped me with. She was the kick in the ass I needed, she was the intensity I needed! She gave me structure in my chaotic life.
I walked into that exam with normal testing nerves (esp since it was my 3rd attempt), but I was answering clinical questions with ease. I was eliminating options because of pregnancy/allergies/the GOUT/age/etc. I breezed through the math and biostatistics math. I could not believe this was the same exam I previously was so petrified of, the same exam I would stare at the answers because of confusion and general thoughts of WTF is this question. Dr. Laura mentally and clinically prepared me for WAR, and she made my 3rd Naplex exam a small battle in my journey. Thankfully this is the last battle of my journey, I am still in disbelief that the words “PASS” are on my profile. I received an exciting "Congratulations" email from my BOP this morning. My future is bright again, and looking back to December when my life was so dark and messy, just 4 months in this program truly changed my life. I have acquired a lifelong sisterhood with my study girls and can’t wait for everyone to get their PASS!
My exam:
IF ANY OF YOU ARE ON THE FENCE …. received a recent fail, depressed because of a fail months/years ago, nervous for your first attempt …. LET THIS BE YOUR SIGN …. This is your sign to do something for yourself and believe in yourself!! Please reach out to Rxcellence and get your spark back, and get that beautiful four letter word P-A-S-S!
I have absolutely no motivation to study. I have a schedule and haven’t been following it and already pushed my exam out a month already. I don’t really have room to be able to push it again and have about a month left to be able to study for my exam. I have PNN and don’t think I can afford another resource at the moment. Please any advice, what worked for you all? What motivated you? How many hours a day should I start dedicating to studying? And how does one stay focused?? Thank you in advance!!
I recently took my NAPLEX exam, and it was genuinely too challenging for me. Math was definitely intimidating, even though I practiced every day. How should I approach this? What should I focus on during my practice sessions? Is there an affordable math course that might help me?
This kind of just hit me. Anyone else got a sudden wave of anxiety?
I’m seeing a lot of post saying that it takes 1-2 months to study based on the person. I’m also seeing that they’re some people doing practice exams before studying before to gauge where they are. My question is, do a do a practice exam first, if so which one. If I’m not to do a practice exam first, do I just read the book from the beginning and then do practice questions?
For those who took their exams recently, how long did it take for your results to come out? Does it depend on the state where you applied for eligibility?Thanks!
Who else took their exams 05/06
Hello, if anyone took the exam recently has any advice on anything I should focus on please let me know. I want to make sure I don't forget to review anything important please comment or private message me, I appreciate it!
Main question: is pharmprepro actually similar to naplex... it felt too easy
explanation: I haven't studied NAPLEX stuff in about 3 weeks because I studied law. I took PharmPrepPro and got a 74.. I felt like the exam was way easier than anticipated (I didn't try hard, distractions, worked earlier today) and I know a 74 isn't technically a pass. Just looking for insight and real experiences
Any 5/5 NAPLEX test takers? I am not sure how to feel, the exam felt very random and difficult at times but also very obvious and straightforward at other times. Any past test takers have this same experience? I did very well on the pharmpreppro, uworld, and NAPLEX advantage exams and felt way more confident after those then now. Maybe just testing anxiety and the anticipation getting to me?
For anyone who took the NAPLEX this week, would you be able to share some common high yield topics you saw on the exam?
Has anyone taken the Naplex recently? Any advice or topics I should focus on or was heavy on your exam? My exam is coming up soon and I would appreciate any help!
For recent CPJE takers, how long did you study for? Did you take the CPJE before or after the NAPLEX, and how long did you wait between the two exams?
I know there are limited CPJE testing dates each month, so I’m trying to map out my study schedule ahead of time. Any advice, study resources, or timelines would be greatly appreciated!!
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How detailed do we need to know these packets for domains 4 and 5? There are soooo many terms and some are starting to blend together! How detailed do we need to study these packets to feel comfortable for the exam?
Is anyone taking the NAPLEX the first week of May? Pretty please share high-yield topics. Especially for calculation and biostatistics. TIA!