This is Part 3 of a 4-part series on LSAT Accommodations. Part 1 is LSAT Extended Time Accommodations Documentation.***
When it comes to receiving LSAT accommodations or extra time, LSAC is notoriously strict. Most test-takers don't realize just how difficult it is.
In this blog post, I compile links from a variety of sources on LSAC's process for receiving extra time on Test Day.
Advice on Requesting LSAT Accommodations from LSAC
LSAT Advice for Disabled Students in Requesting Accommodations
Canadian Disability Rights Organization Overview of LSAT Accommodations
How Do Law Schools View LSAT Accommodations?
The Fable of the Timed and Flagged LSAT: Do Law School Admissions Committees Want the Tortoise or the Hare? discusses whether the strict time limits on the LSAT make sense. It also covers whether it's fair for applicants who get extra time to have a "flag" (asterisk) next to their score indicated they received special accommodations.
News Articles on LSAC Accommodations Lawsuits and Court Case PDFs
There have been a lot of lawsuits over LSAC's denial of many test-takers' requests for accommodations. If you plan to seek accommodations, be prepared and know what you're up against.
Man Sues for Extra Time on LSAT, Claiming ADHD
Would-Be Law Student Files Suit Claiming ADHD Merits More Time for LSAT
Law student sues admissions test firm: Claims denied accommodation for Tourette's Syndrome
Law School Admissions Council sued by UW student and others
Plaintiff in UW case describes her need for accommodations
Lawsuit between quadriplegic law school applicant and LSAC (PDF)
Former Student Sues LSAT Council
Paralyzed Law School Applicant Alleges Disability Discrimination Against LSAT
Judge's ruling in LSAC appeals case appropriate
Disabled student gets fresh shot at LSAT (scroll down a little to see article)
Are Disabled People Writing the LSAT Entitled to Accommodation?
Emma Arenson v. Law School Admission Council
Thomas Scherer v. LSAC (PDF)
US Government vs. LSAC over ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act)
Extra Time Denied to LSAT Taker Who Claims He Has ADHD
ADA Complaint for Kim Dempsey Suing LSAC For Accommodations (PDF)
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Read on for Part 4: LSAT Accommodations Extended Time Deadline PDF
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