I have no clue about testing accommodations. Personally, I was diagnosed a year ago and have been on Ritalin for about a year. I do not have a paper trail and have not received accommodations in the past. I recently looked in to giving my Dr. the forms for LSAT testing accommodations, and they require extensive testing and paperwork.
I'm kind of stumped when it comes down to taking PT's. There is usually between a 15 and 20 point differential between my original score and the blind review. Has anyone else had this problem?
I've incorporated meditation, prescribed meds, and the Pomodoro method. I can tell the combination of these things have helped, but I am still running out of time and am oftentimes overcome with anxiety that prevents me from concentrating.
I am considering postponing my test until Feb :( I would like to take the test, as planned, in December. Any advice/comments are welcomed!
I joined 7Sage 10 days ago and am planning on taking the LSAT in Dec. Beginning to feel overwhelmed with the schedule. I am aiming to take ~29 PT before that. Is my goal too ambitious? I am not working and am studying full time. I feel like I'm getting bogged down trying to complete all the relevant problems. Maybe it will be best to push test back to February, in order to build a solid foundation...Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated!
http://pomodorotechnique.com
Apps available to help you keep track on your phone.