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FPGEE® Review by Morris Cody & Associates, Inc.

FPGEE® - Online Mini Review Course for the FPGEE® Exam

ONLINE MINI REVIEW COURSE FOR FPGEE®* EXAM

RxSchool, in conjunction with Morris Cody & Associates, Inc., now presents the all new modified & re-designed course. This replaces the Morris Cody & Associates 4-Day, Live Review Course. This is a condensed course that allows tremendous convenience & flexibility:

Course available now----weeks before exam
Study at home
No need to travel before exam
You can study the course multiple times at your convenience from time of enrollment through December 1, 2006
Audio & visual components
Approximately 20 hours of programming

Cost of the Program. Best & most economical option $700.00

To Order: you can order online on our secure website or by calling 888-682-4415

*Disclaimer: Naplex® & FPGEE® are registered trademarks owned by the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP). Review Courses provided by RxSchool or W-F Professional Associates, Inc. (or its Morris Cody & Associates Affiliate) are not certified, recommended or endorsed by NABP.

Morris Cody & Associates, Inc. Review Course for the FPGEE® Exam

For pharmacists licensed in countries outside the United States of America, RxSchool, in conjunction with Morris Cody & Associates offers a special home study course that will assist you in preparing for the FPGEE exam. For over 32 years, Morris Cody & Associates have been successfully providing educational services.

If you do not pass the examination on your first try, RxSchool and Morris Cody & Associates, Inc. will continue to assist you for a period of year, at no additional charge

Disclaimer: Naplex® and FPGEE® are registered trademarks of the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP). Neither RxSchool nor Morris Cody & Associates, Inc. Review Courses are affiliated, endorsed or recommended by NABP.

Disclaimer: RxTechSchool’s Fast Track Training is designed to teach or improve the skills necessary to be a pharmacy technician. Successful completion of either course does not necessarily mean you will qualify under state law to practice as a pharmacy technician. Check with your state’s board of pharmacy or equivalent licensing body for details. RxTechSchool representatives cannot provide advice regarding state-specific requirements relating to the practice of pharmacy.