Whether you have a physical/medical disability or a learning disability, LSAC makes it extremely difficult to get extra/extended time on the LSAT. It's not as difficult to get physical accommodations, though.No matter what, you'll have to fill out a lot of forms. In this blog post, I link to a bunch of PDFs on LSAC's website with info on how to get LSAT accommodations. It'll give you a sense of the LSAT test accommodation request process.
LSAT Accommodated Testing Info from LSAC
Testing Accommodations for Candidates With Disabilities Brochure (PDF)
Accommodations General Information (PDF)
Candidate Form (PDF)
Evaluator Form (PDF)
Guidelines for a Cognitive Impairment (PDF)
Visual Evaluation Report (PDF)
Physical Evaluation Report (PDF)
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