Social Work Exam Prep Reviews

I walked into my exam feeling confident and ready to pass thanks to the Therapist Development Center. For this test, I found huge value in the variety of ways that information was presented. As a learner who is best reinforced through taking in information through multiple modalities AND having to apply the knowledge in different ways, I think the top 50 lectures (audio + note-taking), differential lectures (audio + note-taking), quick studies (visual), practice quizzes (written and not in test format), and mock exams (in test format) were the perfect combination of ways to practice for this exam. Also, the questions presented on the mock exams were very realistic and reflected common scenarios that I came upon on the exam. As I plugged away on test day, I felt like I had done it before! It was such an amazing feeling to see the congratulatory message come up after the exam, and I am unbelievably grateful for the TDC! I have already recommended it to anyone and everyone I know with an exam coming up!

I am thrilled to announce that I passed my clinical exam today with flying colors. Thank you for your program. It helped me understand and dissect each question.

  Best studying material to pass my exam after failing last year. I enjoyed the quick studies and mock exams. I would definitely recommend this program to friends and colleagues!

 Thank you TDC, Amanda and Robin, and the team. I PASSED!!!! (FIRST TIME). I had bought the AATBS and never even opened it. It seemed overwhelming, not so with the TDC program.The TDC program was great and certainly very well prepared me. I studied really intensely for 3 weeks and then a bit here and there for 4 weeks, but I had it down in the first 3 weeks. I am going to study with TDC for the clinical exam. But the TEST was very strange. I knew the info 100% without a doubt. I was very confident. However, the questions were GREATLY AMBIGUOS!!! There was only say 10 that were very black and white and I knew 100% that I had answered correctly.The other 65 could have gone either way, and it seemed that 3 of the 4 (or 4 of the 4) of the answer choices were 'kinda sorta right.' I had no idea if I passed or failed. I kind of thought I failed! That being said, I was thinking during the test that if I did fail and had to repeat it, I was not going to study any more because it was not a matter of me not knowing the information, It was a matter of interpreting the questions CORRECTLY! So good luck everyone!