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Accommodations
Many standardized testing
agencies will allow test takers with disabilities,
including AD/HD, a range of testing accommodations
depending on the severity of the disability.
As a general rule, when
registering for exams, you must request Nonstandard
Testing Accommodations.
For Minor
Accommodations
such as special lighting, adjustable tables or chairs,
breaks for medications or snacks.
- You must submit a
letter of support from a medical doctor with the
registration form and fee.
- You will need
extra time (up to six weeks) for review and
approval.
For Other
Accommodations.
- You will have to
submit a Request for Nonstandard Testing
Accommodations.
- You will have to
submit a Certificate of Eligibility including a
diagnosis, a description of functional limitations,
a complete educational, developmental and medical
history, a list of test instruments, a description
of the accommodations requested, and an explanation
of why needed. All of these will have to be
submitted on official letterhead with a signature.
For more information on
Nonstandard Testing Accommodations, please refer to the
official websites for the exam providers.
Education Testing Service
College Board
Edexcel
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