BGA Psychology provides tailored psychological and psychoeducational evaluations for individuals seeking accommodations on the GMAT. Our reports are designed to address the documentation issues GMAC commonly reviews, including diagnostic history, functional limitations, prior accommodations, objective testing data, and the clinical rationale for each requested accommodation.

Built for high-stakes, timed testing

The GMAT requires sustained attention, efficient reasoning, and accurate performance under strict time limits. For individuals with ADHD, learning disorders, anxiety, or other qualifying conditions, standard testing conditions may not accurately reflect their true abilities or preparation.

Support for common GMAT accommodation requests

Depending on the evaluation findings and GMAC's requirements, requests may include:

Extended testing time
Additional rest breaks
Reduced-distraction testing conditions
Modified presentation or assistive technology when clinically appropriate
Other accommodations supported by the individual’s documented needs

Efficient process, thorough documentation

We understand that GMAT accommodation requests are often time-sensitive. Our process is designed to move efficiently while still providing the depth, clarity, and clinical support needed for a strong documentation package.

Schedule a consultation

If you are preparing for the GMAT and need documentation for accommodations, BGA Psychology can help determine whether a formal evaluation is appropriate.

Struggling to obtain a high enough GMAT score?

When attention, learning, or emotional concerns affect timed testing, an evaluation can clarify the difficulties and identify appropriate treatment, learning strategies, and clinically supported accommodations.

Typical Diagnoses from a Psychoeducational Assessment
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Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD)
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Specific Learning Disorder in Reading (Dyslexia)
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Specific Learning Disorder in Math (Dyscalculia)
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Written-expression and handwriting difficulties
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Auditory and Visual Processing Disorders
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Anxiety, depression, and other emotional concerns
Talk with an assessment coordinator

BGA Psychology evaluates cognitive, academic, attentional, and emotional functioning to understand how an individual's concerns affect timed testing. We integrate relevant history, available records, and objective findings into a clear report. When accommodations are clinically supported, we explain the rationale for each recommendation. GMAC makes the final decision about accommodations.

Working toward a deadline?

Talk with an assessment coordinator about available appointments and report timing before you apply.

No Waitlists. No Hassle. Just Clear Answers.

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