Standardized and Licensing Exam Accomodations 

Assessment for Standardized Admission Exams (GMAT / GRE / LSAT / MCAT) and Professional Licensing Exams (Royal College exams, Bar exams, EPPP). 

If you have a Learning Disability or certain Psychological Disorders that can affect your ability to perform on these types of standardized entrance or licensing exams, you may qualify for a variety of accommodations available for test-takers with disabilities. The most common accommodations include additional testing time, additional rest breaks or extended rest breaks, and assistive technology for reading the questions or recording responses.

A recent comprehensive psychological assessment is generally required to establish qualification for such accommodations. The first step is to find out what the process is for your particular exam.   See the links below for the major examining bodies.   You will need to find out how the application process works and what all the deadlines are for submitting documentation. 

We can help you complete the documentation required following a psychoeducation assessment. Please have all the required documentation ready prior to your assessment. A consultation fee applies to the completion of the forms beyond the base assessment fee based on the time required to complete the forms.

Our fee for a psychoeducational assessment is $4500. Further paperwork is completed at our consultation rate of $250 per session. 

Documentation Requirements and Guidelines

Here are some links to the accommodation documentation and evaluation guidelines for the GMAT, GRE, LSAT and MCAT:

• GMAT Handbook Supplement for Test Takers with Disabilities

• GMAT Documentation Guidelines for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

• GMAT Documentation Guidelines for Learning and Cognitive Disorders 

• GMAT Documentation Guidelines for Psychological Disabilities

• GRE Bulletin Supplement for Test Takers with Disabilities or Health-related Needs

• LSAT Documentation Requirements for Test Takers with Disability

• MCAT Evaluation Requirements for Documenting Learning Disabilities, ADD/ADHD, and/or Psychiatric Disabilities