Are you someone who is multitasking school and/or work while studying for the CALE?
Are you someone who is nervous about the CALE structure and amount of information?
Are you someone who is stressing over failing and facing the burden of paying another $800 and having to be set back four months to your license? Are you someone who thrives hands-on clinically, but is weaker when taking written test?
Are you a hardworking individual who thrives with structure and support and doesn’t need to be micromanaged to achieve success?
If you said yes to any of the scenarios above and are debating purchasing the TCM Review CALE one-and-done course, then do it! I said yes to everything above and passed the CALE on the first try. My biggest selling point was obtaining a successful study structure while having the flexibility to utilize it. I took the course around classwork, clinicals, a part time job, and self-care. There’s a range of tools that can be fit into any amount of time you have ranging from 10 minutes to an hour to an entire day. There are lecture videos, quizzes, topic drills, case study booklet, and a two hour live Zoom session on Monday and Wednesday evenings with Bina to practice working through CALE questions. As part of your course fee, you can e-mail questions to Bina about a topic you’re struggling with or schedule a 15-minute Zoom calls with her. Bonus – her support registration and technology support staff always promptly answered e-mails. Bina has mastered the craft of studying for the CALE and her empathy is easily noted toward her students.
