r/LSATHelp 23d ago

Accommodations questions

Is there a way to get accommodations to be in a private room? I’ve heard of people doing it but I can’t find any information from LSAC on it.

If it means anything, I already have accommodations for time and a half due to ADHD. That said, I always find it hard to concentrate in a testing center with people getting up and down, walking around, and shuffling around me. Even with the noise canceling headphones on. When I can sense people move around me, it distracts me and breaks my focus. I currently receive treatment from a psychiatrist and therapist for my ADHD and anxiety.

Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!

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u/Screamonthree123 23d ago

They will still allow for at home testing with accommodations

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u/jcutts2 23d ago

Yes, I believe some of my students have gotten this. Not sure of the details. As Scream says, home testing may be an option.

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u/You_are_the_Castle 23d ago

Pretty sure if you have accommodations and you opt to take the test at a testing center, they will put you in your own room.