#Sat accommodations full

It sounds stupid because this is sort of the point of the test, but if I had enough time to actually read and think through every question, IвЂ™d probably do significantly better.

#Sat accommodations full

IвЂ™m sort of nervous that this will effect the result of me applying for this, because even though most evidence I can point to does not suggest that I would benefit significantly from extra time, I can say with full certainty that it would. Well before applying for accommodations, students and parents need to know who at school serves as the disability coordinator with The College Board (PSAT, SAT. I think itвЂ™s sort of tricky because I usually complete things in the allotted amount of time in school, but only because at some point a long time ago I discretely decided to shoot more for speed than for accuracy. (Edit) When I say time management, I really just mean I have trouble doing stuff on time in terms of tests. I partly want advice from anyone else here who has already gone through this process, but also I am not sure how much of the SAT is simply a test of the things which I am seeing as negatively impacted by my ADHD (time management, primarily).ДЄgain, I swear with god as my witness that this is in no way disingenuous, and I am absolutely serious in this point. I just want to hear from you guys if you think itвЂ™s likely that they will disapprove any request I make, specifically because I scored pretty well. My concern is that, even though I think accommodations would not be unfair for me, as I lose a lot of time to mind wandering and (though I had a good math score) I struggle somewhat with performing lots of arithmetic calculations under time stress, it would be perceived as such. My issue however is that after this conversation, I took the SAT, and scored pretty well (690 R, 780 M). My understanding is that, due to the relatively common nature of ADHD, and the pressure surrounding the SAT, many people may use their disability to exploit systems which are designed to help those whose disabilities make these exams exponentially more difficult.Д«asically, my point is that I am NOT an opportunist.

We talked about it more, and he urged me to get them, although only after urging me significantly that he did not think it would be opportunistic of me to do so. That is, whenever she took a break, her clock would be stopped and then as soon as she got. She had special accommodation in the sense she could take breaks when needed with the clock stop /clock start mechanism.

I know how common this is, and judging by the post title and this, many of you are likely privy to the point of my questions.Д«asically, a few months ago I had a long conversation with my English professor, and we were discussing the SAT when he asked if I had accommodations for the SAT.

My daughter took the SAT on March 9, 2013.I want to preface this by saying that I have pretty terrible ADHD.

This might be a very long post so bear with me.