Pharmacy Student Resources / UMPJE Video Series

The UMPJE, in five parts

A free lecture series on the Uniform MPJE: one part on how the exam actually works, then one part for each of NABP’s four content domains. Everything in it is built from NABP’s own published materials and from the primary law — the statute and the Code of Federal Regulations — with the citation on the slide so you can check it yourself.

5 parts · 60 slides 2 h 29 m total Chapters & captions Free · no sign-up
Before you start

This is not exam content

There are no exam questions here and I do not have any. This series is about how the exam is built, what it tests, and where the rules it tests actually come from. A good deal of it is spent correcting things that are widely taught and are no longer true — or never were.

And nothing here is legal advice. Passing the UMPJE does not mean you know your own state’s law; NABP says so itself. Your board of pharmacy is the authority on your licensure, always.

For faculty

Use these with your students

If this is useful to a class, you are welcome to link it, assign it, or play it in a session — that is what it is for. Each part has a chapter list, so you can point students at a single topic rather than a whole lecture.

If it would help to have a part cut differently, or a version that covers your own state’s transition dates, get in touch.

Recorded September 2026. Law moves: the controlled-substance scheduling of marijuana, the DSCSA compliance dates, the USP controlled-room-temperature definition and the federal civil penalty amounts were all unsettled or in flux at the time of recording, and each is flagged on the slide where it appears. Check the primary source before you rely on any date in this series — and check your own board of pharmacy for anything state-specific. Per-state transition dates are kept on the UMPJE prep pages.