Yeah, I considered just taking the GRE in general. Since it would give me more grad school options. If that would make the LSAC review simpler, that'd be a happy coincidence.
When did you apply for accommodations the first time around? Was it before of after the ADA violations were exposed?
That's what I figured. Like, they got in trouble with the whole consent decree thing, and you think they would try to act in good faith after that. But it seems like they're on a vendetta. I get the sense they just sit and wait out their time regardless of their decision in order to run down the clock. It feels very discriminatory.
jessekirkland819
Hello all,
Applied for LSAT accommodations around the end of July and still have not heard back from the LSAC. It will be 14 business days this Thursday, so they are still within their window, I was just curious, from those who have gone through this process before, is it common for them to take the full 14 business days to reply?
Oh, I believe it. Hopefully it means they will abide by the ADA on this one (though I feel like they let their rejections linger for a long time too in order to run out the clock on appeals).
If they keep playing this game, they're just going to get in to trouble again.