LSAT Accommodation Reports Aligned with LSAC Standards
Assessments to identify psychological factors that limit LSAT performance.
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Many students assume that a limited evaluation is sufficient for LSAT accommodations, especially if they have never received accommodations in the past. In practice, accommodation decisions rely heavily on a clear and well documented history of comprehensive psychological testing that demonstrates functional impact on reading, thinking, attention, and processing speed.
A full battery evaluation completed for the LSAT also serves as the foundation for future accommodations in law school, on the MPRE, and on the Uniform Bar Exam or state bar exams. Without this documentation in place, students are frequently denied later accommodations due to an insufficient testing record. Completing a comprehensive evaluation early protects future eligibility and reduces the risk of repeated testing.
Unlike tutoring programs or general testing services, our licensed psychologists conduct comprehensive evaluations that include cognitive, academic, attentional, and emotional measures. Reports are written to align with LSAC documentation standards and are structured to remain valid for future use in law school and bar related accommodation requests. We also provide guidance if accommodations are denied or partially approved.
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BGA Psychology provides tailored psychoeducational evaluations that meet the quality standards and documentation guidelines expected by the AAMC for standardized test accommodations.
