UMPJE Online Review Course Overview
The University of Maryland School of Pharmacy will offer an intensive online review course for the UMPJE.
What the Course Includes
- Recorded lectures
- Review guide aligned with UMPJE content outline
- 300+ practice questions
Individuals may purchase the review course here.
Update on the Maryland MPJE
Maryland pharmacist licensure applicants
Starting on June 1, 2026, the Maryland Board of Pharmacy began allowing pharmacist licensure applicants to choose whether to take either the Uniform Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (UMPJE) or the state MPJE as part of licensure requirements.
If the UMPJE is selected, pharmacist​ licensure applicants are also required to take a free Maryland-specific module similar in design to a CE program, consisting of recorded materials and a competency assessment. ​The module includes a 2-hour webinar and a no-fail test.
Applicants may register for the Maryland module. The Maryland module may be completed before or after the UMPJE. Passing scores for the Maryland module are reported to the Board on a weekly basis.
Additional Pharmacy Law Study Resources
Federal and state laws that are relevant to pharmacy practice are publicly available online for self-study. Links have been compiled into one convenient place on the University's Health Sciences and Human Services Library Pharmacy Law guide.
Note: Individuals who register to attend the live review course do not need to purchase the study materials separately. The materials will be provided as part of your course registration.
Purchase Review Materials:
Individuals may purchase the review course materials here. These are the same materials that are used in the annual review and include a comprehensive outline of the federal and Maryland laws related to pharmacy practice, two 100-question practice tests with answers, and practical tips and test-taking strategies.
Additional Resources:
Both federal and state law resources are publicly available online. Links to the most relevant material have been compiled into one convenient place on the University's Health Sciences and Human Services Library Pharmacy Law guide.