Study Schedule

So generally, not the type of person who wants to make a specific “study schedule” because everybody has different topics that they are strong/weak on, and everyone studies differently. You shouldn’t try to compare your study schedule to other people. My general recommendation is doing either 2-3 small chapters or categories daily, or 1-2 large chapters or categories daily. You should also make sure you take breaks. This might be every weekend or every couple days. It depends on how ambitious you are in terms of how quickly you want to study. Bottom line, you should tailor your study schedule to your own needs.

• How to make your own study schedule: https://www.uniquelymickie.com/naplex-study-schedule 

• 3 Months: https://pharmacy.uworld.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/3-Month-Study-Planner-1.xlsx 

• 10 Weeks: 

  • https://www.naplexstudy.com/2024/01/naplex-study-plan.html

  • https://www.naplexstudy.com/2024/01/naplex-study-schedule-2024.html

• 2 Months: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unJOGBlf5lk

• 30 Days:

  • https://compoundlikethis.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/30-Day-NAPLEX-Study-Guide-1.pdf

  • https://therxgeek.com/how-to-finish-the-rxprep-book-in-just-30-days/ 

Whether you plan on studying early, or are procrastinating, I suggest that you finish studying everything 1-2 prior to your exam, and then use that last 1-2 weeks for overall review and to review weak spots. You don’t want to forget the material you looked over a while ago right before the exam!