What are the requirements for FPGEE?

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   The National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP) has firm directions considering would-be pharmacists who were taught overseas but desire to work in the United States. The Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Equivalency Examination (FPGEE) is an obligation of the FPGEC Certification Program. As part of the certification program, the NABP scrutinizes the documentation of each foreign nominee and double-checks that he has pursued a correct chemist curriculum and is suitably qualified.
   Qualifications
   Would-be pharmacists who graduated after January 1, 2003, require illustrating that they have pursued the curriculum of a bona fide five-year chemist degree. Graduates before that designated day only require to display they have a chemist stage with a four-year curriculum.
   Application Form
   If you desire to take the FPGEE, you should first list with the NABP for the FPGEC and submit a full submission form. You will only be adept to take the FPGEE if the NABP acknowledges your application.
   Documentation
   The NABP will only address you if you submit a accomplished submission pattern along with the befitting charges (a first-time submission charges $800, $600 of which is for the written check and $200 is for the article evaluation). Supply all the carrying documentation, for example photos and stage transcript that the NABP inquires you to encompass with your application.

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