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ASSOCIATION NEWS
NABP Adjusts Examination Program Fees
eight years ago in 2016, and the FPGEE
and FPGEC fees last increased 11 years
ago in 2013.
Effective March 1, 2024, the fees will
be adjusted as follows:
* The NAPLEX examination purchase
fee will increase by $45 to $520.
* The MPJE examination purchase fee
will increase by $20 to $170.
* The FPGEC document evaluation fee
will increase by $200 to $650.
* The FPGEE examination purchase fee
will increase by $100 to $750.
NABP will be implementing fee
adjustments for the following NABP
competency assessment programs on
March 1, 2024: the North American
Pharmacist Licensure Examination®
(NAPLEX®), Multistate Pharmacy
Jurisprudence Examination® (MPJE®),
Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination
Committee™ (FPGEC®) certification
program, and Foreign Pharmacy Graduate
Equivalency Examination® (FPGEE®).
The Association regularly reviews its
examination programs to determine when
adjustments are necessary to cover increases
in vendor fees and operational costs.
NAPLEX and MPJE fees last increased
The NAPLEX and MPJE programs'
eligibility application fees and the FPGEC
program application fee will not increase
and will remain at $100, which is in
addition to each examination purchase fee
noted above. Learn more about the various
test experiences that NABP offers at
nabp.pharmacy/programs/examinations/.
NABP Reappoints Michael Moné to ACPE Board
An active member of NABP, Moné has
participated in numerous NABP committees
and task forces, including serving as chair of
the Committee on Constitution and Bylaws
and the Committee on Law Enforcement/
Legislation and as a member of the NABP
Executive Committee, the Multistate
Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination®
Review Committee, and the Model Act
Review Committee.
Moné received NABP's 2015 John F.
Atkinson Service Award for his dedication
NABP has reappointed Michael A.
Moné, JD, RPh, FAPhA, of Ohio, to
the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy
Education (ACPE) Board of Directors,
effective July 1, 2024.
to protecting the public health and his
extensive involvement with NABP. In
2017, he was named NABP honorary
president for his commitment to the
boards of pharmacy, protecting the public
health, and the Association's initiatives.
Moné has also held leadership roles
with many other industry associations.
He is a past president of the State of
Ohio Board of Pharmacy and ACPE
and a former executive director of the
Kentucky Board of Pharmacy. His
other professional affiliations include
the American Pharmacists Association,
Florida Pharmacy Association, and
United States Pharmacopeia.
Moné received his bachelor of
science degree in pharmacy from
the University of Florida Pharmacy
College and his juris doctor degree
from the University of Florida
College of Law.
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