Copyright © 2020 National Association of Boards of Pharmacy® (NABP®). The NAPLEX is just one component of the licensure process and is used by the boards of pharmacy to assess a candidate’s competence to practice as a pharmacist. NABP Practice Naplex: 114. If you are already licensed in at least one state, consider using the new NABP Passport, which facilitates non-resident temporary licenses as part of the COVID-19 pandemic response. 3 RxPrep practice exams: 77, 75, 73. Candidates testing in 2021 or later, use the new. Fall 2020. We are aware there will be capacity issues as site reopen and will work through these issues. A thorough breakdown of the application steps, including answers to common questions, can also be found in the Bulletin. Test site and appointment availability is determined by Pearson VUE based on local conditions. In August 2020, the NPLEX Part I – Biomedical Science Examination will be administered on Tuesday, August 4th. NOTE: The posting of a passing score on an examination does not constitute a license to practice pharmacy. Many locations are requiring that face masks be worn. For more information about checking the status of your transcript, refer to this page or the NAPLEX section on the Help page. Score transfer requests can be submitted via your NABP e-Profile up to 89 days after sitting for the NAPLEX. The processing time varies per board. The North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination® (NAPLEX®) is designed to evaluate general practice knowledge and is taken by recent college of pharmacy graduates shortly after they receive their degree. The testing window is now CLOSED. NABP requires an official transcript from 2020 candidates to verify the conferred graduation date. We confirm eligibility to test for Colorado, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, Nebraska, Oregon, Rhode Island, and Utah. You must complete the process outlined below when applying for the NAPLEX. Check the board’s website for timelines. The Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee™ (FPGEC®) will be extending some candidate applications to October 10, 2021. Copyright © 2020 National Association of Boards of Pharmacy® (NABP®). There are currently no treatments or cures. A list of emergency and temporary orders, policies, and board statements by state can be viewed here or on the boards of pharmacy page. These must be met prior to an onsite survey or inspection being performed. Candidates who are seeking license in the following states are required to receive their scores directly from these jurisdictions: At this time, scores are also released to the board of pharmacy designated on your NAPLEX application. If you have any questions regarding the extension or the exam, contact us. The NPLEX Part II – Core Clinical Science Examination will be administered Wednesday-Friday, August 5th, 6th, and 7th. FICs will only be sent to candidates who have registered for the FPGEE and received an ATT. Score Results processing has not changed. We appreciate your patience as we work to complete applications as promptly as possible. Yearly passing rates for each of the United States schools and colleges of pharmacy can be found in the Resources section. The extension will be noted in the Foreign Pharmacy section of NABP e-Profile on December 2. We may be conducting surveys and inspections in the following states: **Only conducting surveys for Drug Distributor, OTC Medical Device, and Digital Pharmacy accreditations. We are working closely with schools and colleges of pharmacy who are scheduled to administer the PCOA over the coming months to accommodate school closures. Please be aware that there are currently fewer seats available due to social distancing guidelines, which require that testing sites operate at a smaller capacity than usual. Exam registration and Pearson VUE scheduling opens on May 6. Fully understand the process and expectations for examination candidates and check your, Apply for the armed forces discount in your. If your Authorization to Test (ATT) is still valid, you may use the same ATT. Review the NAPLEX Competency Statements to gain an understanding of the topic areas covered in the exam. Score transfer can be added to your NAPLEX application in your e-Profile. The following resources may assist you when preparing for the exam: Read the test day policies and procedures found in the Candidate Application Bulletin to avoid being turned away from the test center. If the primary jurisdiction for which you are testing participates in NABP’s online score interface, you will receive score results approximately seven business days after you have taken the exam. Test Administration Resumes on April 16, 2020. If you need test day accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), complete and follow the submission instructions on the. Contact the Accreditation and Inspection Programs department at 847/391-4539 with any questions or visit the Programs page for additional information. Patients should beware of and report. The NPLEX Part II – Clinical Elective Examination in Minor Surgery will be administered on Wednesday, August 5th.