The first time I wrote the CDRE, I didn't pass. I had to register again, pay another $600 (the fee back then) to write the exam again, and pay more temporary licensing fees on top of that. The cost wasn't just money. It was months of waiting and a real hit to my confidence.
When I studied for my second attempt, I couldn't find a Canadian resource that worked the way I needed: full case-based questions, a real-length mock exam, and rationales that explained why each wrong answer was wrong. So I built it. RD Study Lab is what I used to pass on my second try, and it's the resource I wish I'd had from day one.
That is also why you pay once for access to this CDRE prep course. I know that school is expensive, writing the exam is expensive and having to retake the exam now costs 25% more than when I wrote it (both times). I want you to be able to use this resource for as long as you need it.