Oregon Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE) Practice Exam

Prior to taking the MPJE and NAPLEX, it is essential for an intern to confirm their degree completion. This ensures that the intern has completed the requisite educational requirements necessary to obtain their pharmacy degree, which is a prerequisite for sitting for the licensing examinations. Without confirmation of degree completion, the intern would not be eligible to take these critical exams, as they serve as stepping stones to becoming a licensed pharmacist.

In Oregon and many other states, confirming the completion of the degree often involves verifying that the intern has fulfilled all curricular and experiential obligations of their pharmacy program. This not only validates the intern's readiness for the exams but also ensures that they have the foundational knowledge required for practice in the field.

While submitting an application form can be part of the process, it's the confirmation of degree completion that serves as a definitive indicator of readiness. Passing a preliminary exam or completing all required internships, although important aspects of the training process, are not prerequisites for taking the MPJE and NAPLEX specifically. Therefore, confirming degree completion is the key requirement to progress to the examination stage.