Pharmacy Tech ScholarReviews of pharmacytechscholar.com

It was a great course, concise information. The tutor, Aaron was very easy to understand and explained the contents clearly, he gave study and exam tips throughout the course. Aaron and his team at Pharmacy Tech Scholar did a great job!

This course was the best ever, I like how I could go back all the time to the test and created my own flashcards. The final simulation Exam was challenging, but very helpful I learned throughout it. I'll recommend this course to anybody that want to be a pharmacy technicians, affordable and helpful. I'm more that grateful and happy that I took it.

This course was so great! I am a full time student in undergrad, and I thought it was so helpful that it was self-paced. The modules, quizzes, and notecards helped so much, and the extra information at the end was very helpful to prepare me for my next steps.

I want to thank you for this almost comprehensive learning experience, some parts where hard like the list of medication and some calculations but it was overall an entertaining refreshing and highly educative experience, and I swear if I had professors like you in my pharmacy college, my academic life would just be so much easier, I am grateful for you and I hope I can keep you in touch after the PTCB

Excellent Platform, Well prepared curriculum, essay and accessible. In general This program Exceeds my Expectations as a prospect Pharmacy Tech.

It’s an excellent place for self study. I would like to refer it to others and appreciate your efforts making the online available. Thank you a lot!

So far the course is easy and comprehensive

PharmacyTechScholar is a quick, and sub $300 method to become eligible for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam using the recommended Barron’s preparation books. The course goes along with the Barron’s book providing exact page numbers for supplemental reading. The course instructor is a registered pharmacist and can answer any medication related questions as you work to memorize information about the top 200 drugs in the first portion of the course. The slides for each of the chapters are put together well to help with retaining knowledge.