ASWB Exam Prep
ASWB Masters Foundations: 14-Day Core Review
by SocialBridge
A 14-day ASWB Masters exam review for learners pursuing a license often called LMSW.
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Independent ASWB preparation disclosures
Please review these short videos before beginning your course materials. SocialBridge is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB), and it does not guarantee exam results, passing scores, or licensure.
Independent ASWB preparation disclosure — part 1
Independent ASWB preparation disclosure — part 2
You'll learn
About
A 14-day core review for the ASWB Masters exam and learners pursuing a license often called LMSW. Short lessons reconnect the major Masters-level content areas without asking you to relearn everything at once.
Best for
- Masters exam candidates who want a focused core review.
- Learners commonly called LMSWs where that is their state’s license title.
- Social workers who need a steady study rhythm for foundational content and exam-vignette reasoning.
You’ll practice
- Connecting person-in-environment, development, assessment, intervention, ethics, and professional-use concepts at the Masters level.
- Reading timing words and matching a response to the setting and facts provided.
- Using rationales to make a personal review map instead of relying on a universal shortcut.
Not for
- Not ASWB Clinical exam preparation. If you are preparing for the Clinical exam, choose Clinical Ethics & Scenarios Lab.
- Not a substitute for current official testing information, law, policy, supervision, consultation, or professional judgment.
- Not a guarantee of an exam or licensure outcome.
License titles vary by state. The lessons use original educational prompts and do not include official ASWB questions or testing guidance. SocialBridge is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ASWB.
Prerequisites
- An active ASWB Masters study plan or current exam outline to pair with the course.
- About 20–25 minutes per day, with optional time for independent practice questions.
- A notebook or digital document for quick retrieval notes and rationale reflections.
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