I get accommodations for exams through my university (1.5x time on exams) because I have anxiety and ptsd which impact my ability to focus. I’m not sure if it’s worth pursuing accommodations for the LSAT since my diagnoses aren’t like conventionally what would be expected for accommodations. Any advice? Thanks!
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I get accommodations for exams through my university (1.5x time on exams) because I have anxiety and ptsd which impact my ability to focus. I’m not sure if it’s worth pursuing accommodations for the LSAT since my diagnoses aren’t like conventionally what would be expected for accommodations. Any advice? Thanks!