True or False: Pharmacists must pass an exam to become a preceptor.

In Arkansas, pharmacists who wish to become preceptors must indeed pass a designated examination. This requirement ensures that preceptors have a solid understanding of not only pharmacy practice but also the educational roles they will play in training and mentoring pharmacy students or residents. The exam assesses their knowledge and competency related to instructing and guiding future pharmacists, ensuring that the education provided is of high quality and benefits the students as well as the pharmaceutical profession.

The option stating that this is only required for foreign graduates or first-time applicants is inaccurate because the requirement applies across the board for all pharmacists aiming to take on a preceptor role. Thus, the correct answer affirmatively recognizes the necessity of passing an exam to ensure preceptors are well-equipped to fulfill their responsibilities.