ICpharm2k

Yehey!!! I'm not alone. :) i haven't been submitted my application to NABP for I'm so worried if I'm not be ready to take by then. I already have my requested sealed envelope for the documentation of my profession from the issuing body , though it scared me a lot if I submitted and not yet ready to sit the exam on April. What else did you submit to the NABP aside from the application form, the proof as pharmacist and payment? And how long will it takes to get the result from them? Did you started your review? How is it going? How did you manage your time? I have the Apha and CPR but I don't really sure where to start..

Hi!!! How's the exam? I assume you took the fpgee last April 2017.. Did you made it? I think we're almost the same experienced when it comes to pharmacy. I'd been graduated Last year 2000 and not practicing since I immigrated here in California in 2010. I am also struggling because I am working full time and have a baby, thinking that I can only give 3 hrs a day until April 2018 which the date that I am planning to sit the fpgee. Do you think it would be enough time to cover the review materials? What do you think the best thing to study first? What chapters of the book in CPR? Because I am started reading that book. Can you pls give me some infos (do's and dont's) while reviewing? Thank you in advance.

Hello everyone! I'm new here and I'm happy to be here in the forum.. I am planning to take fpgee by April '18.. And I'm gathering some inputs that might help me for the upcoming test. I'm a full time mom and a fulltime worker in a facility.. I would like to ask is 3 hours a day enough to cover all those topics in the blueprint? Can you pls help me on how to effectively study for the 3 hrs per day. I've been graduated 17 yrs ago and I know I'm very far behind and struggling to pass the Fpgee. Any inputs are very much appreciated. Thank you all!!!