This past September, I started preparing for the Mississippi MPJE, but I had to pivot to another state when I discovered that my Authorization to Test (ATT) was about to expire. Instead of taking the MS MPJE, I started studying for the Kentucky exam as the deadline was sooner than Mississippi. A slight oversight on my part, but thankfully, I had the experience of taking 14 MPJEs to get me through the exam. I took the exam on 01/03/2019 and I scored an 87. To be fully transparent, I did not expect to score that high but rather score in the low 80s or even high 70s. This goes back to my original MPJE study guide where I mention that you will feel that you did not do as well as you actually score. As I started to prepare for the KY exam, I used the same techniques that I provide on this site, but I had to compress my studying to less than one week due to work obligations. I printed all the Kentucky laws/regulations and read them twice, reviewed FAQs, Newsletters and took the pharmacyexam.com quizzes twice. I skimmed over a few federal laws that I always review and that was it. I did not feel as ready as I have on other exams, but I was still confident that I would be able to pass. With a little luck and lots of experience, I passed. Now I can go back to focusing on the MS MPJE which I plan on taking before June. As always, when you prepare for your MPJE and you have any questions, please email me at madmackllc@gmail.com.
