Accommodations Forum

[lawguy999]

Just signed up for the Sep. exam. I am in the process of working out test accommodations, and was curious about the extra time designation. I wanted to see if anyone knew the "standard" so to speak for it, and what differentiates someone from receiving 50% or 100% extra time. I have severe ADHD, among other impediments, and so I wanted to find out more information, or if anyone knows where I can find more information. Thanks.

[notatourist69]

In my experience you basically get what accommodations you’ve gotten while in school but it was such an awful experience getting my first accommodations (so much paperwork and back and forth).

If you’ve gotten accommodations for anything else (SAT, GRE, etc.) you’ll basically get that exact accommodation.