@aibohm405 The polling question you have presented is already leading in the way in which it is phrased as you state "for ambiguous excuses". While your friend may have very well given you a bad impression of people with learning disabilities, there a plenty of people who have a learning disability that affects their ability to focus, read, and comprehend at the same speed as others who do not possess a learning disability. Learning disabilities are well studied and defined and are not as "ambiguous" as your friend let you believe, to have your learning disability recognized often takes multiple tests and observations by certified professions. While I can understand your frustration (studying and taking the LSAT is challenging), I encourage you to compare yourself less to others and just strive for your personal best. Getting hung up on whether having accommodation for people with learning disabilities is unfair will only distract yourself from your true goal of staying focused and succeeding in law school. I wish you all the luck on your LSAT (if you have not taken it yet) and law school journey.