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The best way to prepare for to pass the ASWB exam is practice, practice, practice. Here, from SWTP (with permission), are three free soci...

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Do you want to pass your LMSW exam on your first try? 74.5% of those who take the LMSW exam nationally pass on their first try; however, 90% of those who take the National Association of Social Workers’ (NASW) course pass the exam on their first try. Below are some helpful study tips from […]

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Prior blog post has more detailed information about how I studied to pass the ASWB LCSW exam. Stepping back, I took a bigger picture approach to studying. I realized that I didn’t need to get too caught up in knowing all the content in the clinical social work world. The majority of the test is NOT recall, so you don’t have to know everything about every topic. Most questions are scenarios and you need to correctly answer what you would do FIRST or what would be your NEXT step. Here’s how I…

Past quizzes have kept you anchored by being about one topic or another. Today, we'll zip around in the ASWB exam outline to find various ...