Today’s question is, “Are there any scholarships to help with exam materials or the exam fee?” Why, in fact, yes there is! LEAP has scholarships for both. Please click the link below to apply: Wishing you the very best!!
I kept failing and wondered why until a friend of mine introduced me to Leap the daily test questions kept me at bay not to give up. Every time I failed by 5 to 1 point, Leap administrators were so kind to re-open to restudying. My scores on leap exam went from 45, 60 and…
I was really nervous taking the clinical exam, because I’m 8 years out of my graduate program. However, I passed with 90% on my first attempt thanks to LEAP. I’d originally taken a virtual class with another organization, and they were so disparaging I was really worried I’d fail so many years out of school….
I used LEAP study materials to pass my LGSW exam as well as my LICSW exam. I highly recommend using LEAP. BRS Passed in the state of DC
I really enjoyed this program and it helped me pass my exam on the first try! The text book and practice test were so helpful. Emily B. Passed in the state of Illinois
The LEAP material was applied for both LSW and LCSW exams. I can say with clarity the material matters and was instrumental in passing both exams. In these cases I did not pass on the first go-around. I was out of grad school nearly 19 years before sitting for the LCSW. The material was key…
Question: During a session with a 36-year-old female client, a social worker becomes angry in response to the woman’s tone of voice. Very likely, the social worker is experiencing A. EmpathyB. Reaction formationC. TransferenceD. Countertransference Answer: The correct answer is “D” – Countertransference, which refers to a mental health provider responding to a client as…
Question: What is the second step in the community organizing process:A. Community assessmentB. Community outreach and obtaining inputC. Build local leadershipD. Mobilize people Answer:The correct answer is “B” – Community outreach and obtaining input. The first six steps in community organizing are generally referred to as follows: (1) Community Assessment; (2) Community outreach and obtaining…
I was first introduced to LEAP products through my university while I was in graduate school. I used the comprehensive study guide to study for my masters exam and passed on my first try. I used the comprehensive study guide again to study for my clinical exam and also passed on the first try. I…
1. If there is an issue of significance at the test site, call ASWB immediately. Upon starting the exam, ASWB has a form that you sign indicating consent to proceed. It is challenging to get a refund or rectify a problem once you submit the form and begin your exam.
2. Read every question twice, especially the last sentence. It is common to read too quickly or to misread the qualifying word (e.g., most likely versus least likely, etc.). If you are running out of time, at least read the last sentence twice so you are clear on what is being asked of you.
3. Use logic over acronyms. A recent survey showed that 70% of participants who failed the exam used acronyms. LEAP teaches you test logic rather than oversimplified acronyms. If you are using acronyms, it may be time for you to sign up for LEAP’s small group, interactive, live strategy class where you will become very familiar with test logic and ditch those unproven acronyms. Remember, human problems are rarely solved using acronyms! We have said this before and hope to reinforce this message given the data.