NAPLEX/MPJE Candidate Application BulletinSection 16

E-Profile GlossaryAvailable Actions: When you are logged in to your NABP e-Profile, click on “Exam Services.” Links that appear in the “Actions” and “Purchase” columns under “Active Applications” and “Application History” allow you to change, cancel, or make requests regarding the application. These options are unique to where you are in the application process, meaning the options that appear are the only options that you are eligible to perform.

Purchase Score Transfer: You may transfer your exam results to additional boards of pharmacy up to 89 days after taking the NAPLEX.

Cancel Score Transfer: You may cancel a previously submitted NAPLEX score transfer request. There are no refunds issued for canceled score transfers.

Cancel Eligibility Application Request: You may request cancellation of a previously submitted application. Registrants who cancel an application will forfeit the $100 application fee, as well as the $85 eligibility fee, if applicable.

Purchase Examination Application: You may purchase an examination only for the jurisdiction in which you have been granted eligibility.

Cancel Examination Application: If you cancel an examination for the jurisdiction for which you purchased the exam application, and have been granted eligibility, you will receive a refund for the examination fee only and the examination application will be closed.

Purchase Resit: If you miss your scheduled testing appointment, you may request a resit (an opportunity to take the missed test at a future date). Review this Bulletin for details on the resit procedure.

Purchase Rescore: You may request a NAPLEX/MPJE rescore up to 60 days after the exam date of the NAPLEX/MPJE. There are no refunds for rescore fees.

Status: When you are logged in to your NABP e-Profile, the information that appears in the “Application Status” column under “Active Applications” and “Application History” provides you with the current standing of your current and past exam registrations.

Eligibility Requested: Your application has been received, but NABP has not yet been informed of a decision regarding your eligibility to take the examination from the requested board/jurisdiction.

Expired: The board has not granted eligibility within 2 years after the original application date, the application has automatically expired, and your fees will be forfeited.

Eligibility Granted: The requested board/jurisdiction has determined that you are eligible to take the examination. NAPLEX/MPJE candidates: review this Bulletin for details on receiving an ATT letter and other important information about next steps.

Important notes:

If the board/jurisdiction has granted eligibility to take the NAPLEX/MPJE, but you never purchased the exam application or received an ATT, and your eligibility expiration is within 10 business days, you will be unable to purchase the exam application and all fees will be forfeited. Once eligibility expires, you are required to restart the eligibility application process and pay all related fees.

Official transcripts must be submitted before you purchase the exam application if: you are not licensed in the US, have never taken the NAPLEX and this is your first attempt (regardless of your graduation year), or you have never submitted a transcript to NABP. Once your transcript has been submitted for either exam, you do not need to resubmit the transcript again.

Eligibility Denied: The requested board/jurisdiction has determined that you are not eligible to take the exam. Contact the board of pharmacy.

ATT Generated: You will receive your ATT letter immediately via your email account. Once you receive your ATT, you may schedule your examination at Pearson VUE by visiting www.pearsonvue.com/nabp, or by calling Pearson VUE.

Examination Closed: Your scheduled exam was taken, and the exam result has been reported to the board of pharmacy.

Examination Withdrawn Requested: Your request to cancel a previously submitted examination has been received.

Examination Withdrawn: Your request to cancel your examination application has been accepted and your refund has been processed.

Examination Expired: Your board granted eligibility and you purchased an exam, but you did not take the exam before the eligibility period expired.