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accommodations for testing - miah - 06-09-2018 Can anyone tell me if they know anything first hand about how students would go about getting testing accommodations for the tests through these alternative testing options? (extended time, etc) TIA! RE: accommodations for testing - davewill - 06-09-2018 Edit: Sorry missed the first hand request, but the links may still be helpful. ... Searching accommodation and some of the providers found their policy pages: CLEP: https://www.collegeboard.org/students-with-disabilities/accommodations-other-exams DSST: https://getcollegecredit.com/assets/pdf/Test_Taker_Bulletin_V.2.pdf Straighterline: https://www.straighterline.com/student-handbook/accessibility/ Nothing came up for Study.com. RE: accommodations for testing - miah - 06-09-2018 (06-09-2018, 09:10 PM)davewill Wrote: Edit: Sorry missed the first hand request, but the links may still be helpful. Ok, ty! I will check them out. I just didn't know if anyone had tried requesting them before and if it was easy or if it was more like requesting accommodations for say the PSATs. TY! |