2009 October 11th, 01:34 AM
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References for April 2010...
FPGEE 2010 References! Hello,
I have the complete Manan H. Shroff series of book and CD (5 books, 5 CDs), and also the CPR by Leon Shargel (6th edition 2007). Also a series of flash cards called "PharmPhlash" that helps for memorizing features of each drug, its cautions, some important interactions, dosage forms and pronunciation.
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2009 October 15th, 09:50 AM
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Hi Heba I'm trying to write FPGEE April 2010 exam and would like to know which books should be followed and if someone has got morris cody notes and how far they are useful. Anyother useful tips about preparing for the exam. Thanks Wasif
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2009 October 15th, 03:44 PM
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I JUST got here.
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heeey everyone!
Im planning to sit for the fpgee exams in april as well. i am still in the process to begin my applications, am i late??? and can someone please advice me on what books are needed to be studied? as i have no idea. im gonna be taking the exam from orlando, anyone planning to from there? And one more thing anyone have any idea what if i do the toefl ibt before i start my applications and send NABP my results.Would that be an issue? Im glad we have forums for discussions! Wohoooo |
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2009 October 15th, 07:09 PM
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Hello,
They are all for $230 including mail expenses, if you are in the USA. In other words mailing fees are included in the price for those who live in the USA. Thanks Quote:
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2009 October 15th, 07:10 PM
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As you see my list, I don't have this book.
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2009 October 15th, 07:20 PM
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Hello Sakina,
NABP have not set any special reference for studying the FPGEE, it just provided a blueprint about the subjet that are going to be questioned in the exam. There are several books you can study and everyone chose his or her own preferred reference. You can try TOEFL whenever you want to, and it really doesn't matter if it's before or after FPGEE. But, in order to keep your TOEFL results by NABP, you need to have and EE number issued by them. This number will be given to you when all your application procedure, and documents evaluation is finished. Just try to finish the evaluation process and focus on the application first. And one last hint: try to practice on your writing and talking skills as much as you can before applying for TOEFL. You need to get quite high score on them. Wish you great success  Quote:
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