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by Slappy Sanchez » Fri May 15, 2015 9:38 am
Has anyone on the board ever received testing Accomidations for the GMAT? I ask because I have tried to get them, and have been required to send in information that I don't think even exists. I have emailed the GMAC and they are very slow to return my emails.

I have ADHD, and testing anxiety. When I get into a test I can't focus so my mind goes on a walk about when it should be working. When I sent the GMAC the letters that I received from the doctors office as well as paperwork from my undergrad testing center (both stating that I need Accomidations when testing), I was told that even more information would be needed. SAT scores, undergrad grades, etc. etc. I have rounded up all of that paperwork, but they want me to see another doctor to be tested again.

I took the CPA and was able to get Accomidations without a problem (for those who aren't aware, the CPA is one of the harder tests to pass). Would sending the GMAC the letter that I received from the AICPA work to my benefit, and be the silver bullet? I could really use the accomidations as I have now taken the test twice and my score went from 620 the first time, to 470 the second time.

Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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by DavidG@VeritasPrep » Fri May 15, 2015 9:58 am
I have had students receive accommodations in the past, and it can be a rigorous process. Most of the information you need is contained here: https://www.mba.com/us/the-gmat-exam/reg ... ities.aspx

My main advice is to be patient and persistent. Do the additional testing. (And know that this testing can be expensive.) But every student I've had who has had a diagnosable condition has eventually received the time extension. If you consider the opportunities that an excellent GMAT score can unlock, it's a worthwhile investment.
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by [email protected] » Fri May 15, 2015 1:31 pm
Hi Slappy Sanchez,

As you've come to realize, the overall process to receive accommodations takes longer than most people think it will (or should). I've worked with many Test Takers over the years who HAVE successfully received accommodations (and some that tried, but didn't receive them) and the process tends to take the better part of 2 months and often involves additional fees/appointments/etc.

What is your score goal?
When are you planning to apply to Business School?
Have you thought about which Schools you want to apply to?

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