SAT/ACT® Testing Accommodations

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Applying for Testing Accommodations

The College Board and ACT® have similar requirements when it comes to applying for testing accommodations.

According to the College Board and ACT®, these are the qualifications to receive accommodations on the SAT:

  • First, the learning disability, diagnosis or support need must be documented (such as in an IEP).
  • Second, this disability or diagnosis must be something that would actually influence the student negatively on the test itself.
  • Third, the accommodation must be targeted to mitigate the problem caused by the disability or diagnosis.

Most students who receive accommodations on the SAT and ACT® are already receiving accommodations in school.

Both the College Board and ACT® are committed to helping students with all manor of disabilities and there is a wide range of accommodations available to those who qualify. For more information on what accommodations are available, see the following websites:

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