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I have read that some people were granted extra time on the lsat because they are disabled. I have had schizophrenia for 5 years and would like to know if i would qualify for extra time. I took the lsat before i had schizophrenia and scored a 166, but now i average a 156 and scored a 152 when i took the test. So my performance is effected.

I doubt that anyone here can answer the question.

Here is the LSAC page on accommodations:
http://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/accommodated-testing

Rogah wrote:I doubt that anyone here can answer the question.

Here is the LSAC page on accommodations:
http://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/accommodated-testing

You haven't been here long enough to recognize john1990. But thank you for being kind enough to respond.