Our class is the first course to be built from the ground up based on the new PEBC exam syllabus and our online materials are continually updated at no charge based on the latest guidelines and practices. This results in materials you can trust.

Practice makes perfect. Our question bank is an instructive tool that not only instantly grades your answers but also tells you why your answers are correct/incorrect. Timed responses help you get used to the pace of the exam.

Access to:
• 45+ live lectures and case discussions held over 16 weeks
• Lecture notes used in lecture. Save time through concise summaries and illustrations specifically designed for the latest PEBC Syllabus (latest).

Having an experienced instructor to answer your questions and lead you through patient case discussions will increase your chances of passing. Lectures and lecture notes save you time by covering each topic in a few hours including your questions. Our recordings allow you to review lectures as often as you'd like.

Confidence that a highly qualified instructor will teach your course with the education, teaching and assessment credentials required to answer your questions. We are the only course with both a pharmacist and pharmacologist (allowing us to cover both the basic sciences and pharmacy practice portions of the exam syllabus.

Get your questions answered by highly educated and experienced pharmacists in the field.

We provide weekly patient cases and discuss how to solve cases by asking the right questions. This learning process emphasizes logic and reasoning over rote memorization.

You only get 4 chances to pass the exam. This tool assesses your readiness so that you can make an informed decision of whether you are ready to attempt the exam.

To our knowledge we are the only PEBC® prep company that employs full-time staff including multiple pharmacists and pharmacologists for course development - which allows us to provide up-to-date materials.

Historically the EE was focused on the basic sciences and calculations and could be taught by pharmacologists. This all changed beginning in January 2015 when a new syllabus was released with a 50% exam weighting on pharmacy practice - which only pharmacists, who treat patients, are qualified to provide. The PEBC has announced that a new syllabus will be released in the summer of 2024 that will take effect in June 2025, further increasing the clinical nature of the exam by elevating from the BSc Pharm to the PharmD level while reducing content in the biomedical sciences. This is all a long way of saying that the EE is a highly clinical exam that requires licensed pharmacists faculty.

As a PharmAchieve student you can obtain these needed resources more cost effectively than elsewhere, including Amazon.com.