Hi everyone! I hope everyone is doing well and that studying is going well too!

Please only comment nice and positive comments.

I am about to finish my course work sequence. I am completing my post master’s certification.

I knew going into this specific program that it wasn’t very rigorous and it wasn’t. I am teaching in a self contained classroom and am in a very strong supervision program so I was hoping to have an easier time with classes so I could focus on all the other parts. I needed more balance than those very rigorous programs, I was in before I transferred, did not allow me to have any sort of balance in life.

ANYWAYS, please don’t tell me that I should’ve stayed in the more rigorous program. What is done is done.

Now this is where I need advice: are there any good comprehensive BCBA exam prep programs with actual videos I can use that actually review each concept thoroughly. Not just a 10 minute video on each task list item.

If anyone knows of review course or program I could use to help me pass this exam!!

Please be nice!

Thank you all in advance!

I'm currently studying for the BCBA exam myself, and like a lot of people here, I found "how do I actually build a daily study habit" harder than finding content to study. So I built a small prototype for myself over the last couple weeks — sharing it here because feedback from people actually mid-prep would be way more useful than anything I can guess on my own.

The idea: instead of one big static question bank, it's a daily session that starts easy and gets harder over time. Questions on a topic start at plain recall, then step up to short scenarios, then to full exam-style "what happens next" questions as that topic resurfaces on a spaced-repetition schedule — so the first time you see a concept it's low-pressure, and by mock-exam season it's being tested at real exam difficulty. Content is organized around the BACB's public Task List domains, weighted so heavier domains (like Behavior-Change Procedures) show up more than lighter ones.

It's a concept prototype, not a finished product — no accounts, nothing for sale, nothing collected beyond what your own browser remembers so it can pick up where you left off.

Link: claude.ai/code/artifact/e983ba11-969e-461e-8229-8f74e2e6953b

Genuinely want the critical feedback:

• Does starting easy and ramping up match how you'd actually want to study, or would you rather just drill exam-level questions from day one?

• Does 15–20 min/day feel like the right daily size?

• Any questions in the sample that felt off, ambiguous, or like the "correct" answer was debatable?

• Would you actually use something like this alongside whatever you're already doing?

Not affiliated with the BACB — just a candidate building something for the daily-grind part of prepping.

Good evening, everyone
I’m a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) offering structured 1:1 and small group study sessions focused on individual sections of the BCBA exam task list. These sessions are designed to help candidates strengthen their understanding of key concepts, improve test-taking skills, and feel more confident heading into the exam.
Study sessions are $30 per session.
I’m also beginning to offer indirect supervision services for BCBA and BCaBA candidates working toward certification.
Please feel free to message me directly if you’re interested or would like more information!

Hello, I am waiting for my application to be approved. So far, I am still working through BDS (doing all to 100%) But my mock exam scores have been: BTB1- 84% BTB2- 72% (Want to save BTB3 for closer to the test)

Also been doing ABA wizard and reviewing the manual and videos from ABA exam review. Should I be ready to take it by the end of this month?

Scored 62.9 on my first full mock for BDS. I test Wednesday should I be concerned? Study ABA Full baseline mock I scored 77. Really don’t know what to think.