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October Naplex takers? How are you all studying for it any tips? Sometimes one chapter take me the whole day😢

I’m a recent first-generation PharmD graduate and don’t know much about job negotiations. I was wondering what pharmacy graduate interns typically make at retail pharmacies. Also, what is the typical pay once they become licensed pharmacists? Please help

I’m a recent first-generation PharmD graduate and don’t know much about job negotiations. I was wondering what pharmacy graduate interns typically make at retail pharmacies. Also, what is the typical pay once they become licensed pharmacists? Please help

How many days apart do you guys review a chapter after studying it?
For example, if I studied cardiology today, when would be a good time to review it again to make sure I actually retain the information? I’m curious what review schedule has worked best for you.

Hi everyone! I'm planning to take the NAPLEX in September or October, and I'm studying as much as I can every day. I'm just wondering if taking it in September or October means I'm falling behind. A lot of my friends are encouraging me to take it sooner, but I feel really pressured and don't want to take the exam until I truly feel ready.

If anyone is also taking it in October/sep , could you share your study plan, timeline, or any tips that helped you? I'm feeling pretty anxious, and I'd really appreciate any advice. Thank you!

Hi everyone! I'm planning to take the NAPLEX in September or October, and I'm studying as much as I can every day. I'm just wondering if taking it in September or October means I'm falling behind. A lot of my friends are encouraging me to take it sooner, but I feel really pressured and don't want to take the exam until I truly feel ready.

If anyone is also taking it in October or sep could you share your study plan, timeline, or any tips that helped you? I'm feeling pretty anxious, and I'd really appreciate any advice. Thank you!