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I already registered for this coming LSAT --> June 2017 ( I couldn't take Dec or Feb because I had a serious immunodeficiency-- but now recovered )
I just found out that LSAT does accommodations. I was recently diagnosed with PTSD , which would account for my difficulty concentrating. I was only recently able to get professional help because my company provides these benefits ( I am poor and was never provided with these resources before- also mental illness is a myth in my family -- go figure) however I believe this is something that is not entirely new as Ive always had difficulty concentrating.
Although I didn't get accommodations through my schools disability program I feel that I should have. The most I would do though is ask professors if I can sit in the front due to my poor vision/inability to concentrate when in the back of the class. Usually professors were cool with this and didn't refuse my requests.
ANYWAYS .. Does anyone know the process of requesting accommodations, I feel that its too late now considering the test is only a few weeks away but anything would help.
Just some background - I got a 152 on my first LSAT, went to a top school LSAC GPA 3.88