Drug Knowledge Assessment
The DKA (formerly HRDKA) is a key evaluation of basic student knowledge of drugs prior to their entry into the Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPE) of the P4 curriculum. The assessment evaluates student knowledge of top 200 drugs in the area of in- and out-patient pharmacies.
Drug Knowledge Assessment (DKA) Information Link
SOP OP: 80.P.06 Policy for Poor Performance on the School’s P3 Drug Knowledge Assessment (DKA)
2023-2025 DKA Top 200 Drug List
Exam Date: Friday, January 12, 2024
Check-In & Download: 8:30 a.m.
Exam Time: 9:00 a.m. - 11:40 a.m.
* After the exam begins, the late arriving student may not be admitted after the first student has been dismissed from the exam at any one of the campuses OR 30 minutes passed since the beginning of the exam
Exam Type: ExamSoft
* 110 graded test questions and 25 sample test questions
What to Bring on Exam Day: Tech ID
Exam Campus / Room / Proctors | ||
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Campus | Room | Proctor(s) |
Abilene | TBA | TBA |
Amarillo | TBA | TBA |
Dallas | TBA | TBA |
Lubbock | TBA | TBA |
REQUEST FOR TESTING ACCOMMODATIONS
The Assessment of Student Learning Committee (ASLC) and the Office of Assessment administer and evaluate the DKA. To ensure the security and integrity of the assessment, students will have the opportunity to submit an accommodation request.
If you need exam accommodations, please submit the following information and notify the Office of Assessment (email: Sonya.E.Sherrod@ttuhsc.edu) by Friday, December 1, 2023.
- A description of the requested accommodations; and
- The Letter of Accommodation which is on file with the Office of Student Disability Services.
For academic concerns, please contact the current Chair of the ASLC, Dr. Bret Bessac b.bessac@ttuhsc.edu or Dr. Rebecca Sleeper (Office of Assessment) at Rebecca.Sleeper@ttuhsc.edu.
For logistical, technical, or administrative questions, please contact Sonya Sherrod at Sonya.E.Sherrod@ttuhsc.edu.
Updated: 07/05/2023