Thanks for visiting my LSW study guide! When I registered to take the Exam (a whopping $175), they asked me if I would like to purchase their study guide for another $30. No thanks, I'm still spinning from that $175 fee and the possibility that if I do not pass it, I will have to pay it again! I thought, 'surely there is free study material on the internet... everything can be found on the internet!' I was so wrong.
I will be focusing primarily on human behavior and development theories and intervention models because this makes of the bulk of the test.
I will be citing the textbook my information came from, and making it clear when something is a direct quote. Study on!
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This is my study guide for the Licensed Social Worker (LSW) exam, or more specifically, the ASWB Master's Exam. I will be primarily focusing on human behavior and development theories and intervention models.
About Me
- Chels
- Indiana, United States
- I recently graduated with my MSW and am studying for my LSW exam. Being unable to locate a good free study guide, I have decided to make my own and hopefully help not only myself but my colleagues. I addition to social work, I love gardening and animals and am currently looking for a small farm.
If I saved you money by using this study guide instead of buying one, send some of those savings my way!
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9 comments:
Chels,
I am taking my test on Thursday! I am so nervous, but I want to let you know I just found your blog and looking through it, you are a life saver! I graduated with my MSW in 1997 and never took my licensing exam! So now I am trying to take it 12 years after being out of school! Your blog/website is so helpful! Thank you so much for all your work on it and that is so awsome you passed! Congrats!!! I hope I pass too. This will be my last and final attempt! I have failed several times. I hope I finally pass! I am upset my professors never told us that licensing was so important. None of my professor talked about it in class at all! Most of my classmates already had a license. I was so upset when I found out several years later!
This is so helpful!! Congrats on passing!! Thank you so much. I will begin studying over the next few weeks.
This guide was great!!! Thank you for posting !
I can't believe it because I think it's a perfect business because we have to pay for different manuals before making the text.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this! I'm planning to take the exam soon and will use your study guide to prepare. I really do appreciate your effort! :)
Thank you so much. I am taking the exam Saturday. I really appreciate all the time and effort that went into this study guide!!
I'm so glad that u still have this blog up I see its form 2008, i'm just finding it today, congrats on passing the exam, you go! =) thanks so much for keeping this study guide up to help us fellow MSW's working to prep for the test, many blessings to you
This is sooo helpful, thank you!!! I take my exam Thursday and this is a good refresher. Also, be lucky you payed only $170, it's $230 now!
I'm taking my LSW exam on Saturday. I obtained my BSW in 2004 & have worked in the SW field ever since. I have my MS in HR Development. I'm also a Hoosier and am able to take the LSW because of paid supervised post-undergraduate work. Studying is overwhelming to say the least. Your blog is at my level of understanding and has been helpful along with the study guide I purchased. The main difference for me is the DSM-5 (ick)
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