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Accommodations?
Hi everyone,
I have formal academic accommodations with my college for time and a half on exams. I have not had them before this and did not use them on the ACT or any previous standardized test. I’m about to take my first prep test and I know the lsat does time and a half accommodations. Should I attempt it with these or without? I have all necessary documentation to be approved for the exams but I guess I’m just not sure if it’s better to err that I won’t get them since I have heard they are very very strict even with documentation.
Thanks for your help!
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From what I've heard they aren't that strict anymore. They used to reject everything but if you have history of accommodations in college you should be fine now as long as your forms are all set. Assuming you do get them I think it's best to prep with time and a half so you mimic everything on test day.