@jordanjohnsonjr282 Are you sure...? Because @kostyaterekhov110 reached out to me and asked for $50 for "a perfect score on RC in a few days." So I asked if I'd be able to chat with him a bit to know if we'd be a good fit. And he got really triggered by it. And left the chat.

Seemed like a scammer to me.

@davemorehart98305 Got it. Thank you for sharing.

I will also be a super-splitter like you (actually also have a Master's with 3.8+ too..)

wow, still can't believe it..

I guess cycles are unpredictable for the splitters.

Good luck to you, as well!

@davemorehart98305 Did you apply to BU's full-scholarship program or their regular program?

Hearing that BU rejected a 174 makes me want to reconsider my options..

@fyepes582 @fyepes582-dawg Thanks for your reply!

@ryanazr95174 said:

Probably. I do this from time to time, but a lesser know fact about tutoring is that its exhausting... even more so than studying in my opinion. I also have paid students from other forums too that I have to give priority to... I never charge here, but I gotta pay the bills.

What other forums are you active in? And how do I find you to read/know more about your service?

Thank you. You can also PM me if you don't want to share the names of the other forums on here.

Hi, if you have a medical condition/disability that warrants you an accommodation in order to level the playing field, then the process is pretty straightforward. You need to have your doctor fill out the forms that they ask from you and provide medical documentation (unless you've previously had accoms for college examinations, SAT, etc.)

If you do not, then you do not qualify. Generally speaking, accommodations are not for the migraines you get while taking the exam or for test anxiety, unless they are worsened due to a medical condition or disability.

Good luck!