SAT, ACT, GRE, LSAT, GMAT, MCAT AND OTHER TEST ACCOMMODATIONS
Our clients often call with questions about how to obtain accommodations, such as extra
time, while taking standardized tests such as the SATs or GREs. Over the years, requesting
such accommodations has evolved into a process and procedure that test publishers such
as ETS (Educational Testing Service, publisher of the SATs and many other tests) have
established guidelines and policies for. There are clear requirements for documenting the
presence of a diagnosed learning disorder or other impairment that would potentially qualify
one for such accommodations. One of the things that is required is a recently completed,
comprehensive assessment (e.g., within the last 3 years). The testing board reviews each
case to determine if accommodations will be granted. We are familiar with this process and
will support each individual in receiving accommodations when appropriate. |
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