American Disabilities Testing Association (ADTA) staff standing in front of the ADTA offices at 777 Brickell Avenue, Suite 500-1038 in Miami, Florida 33131

About Us | Our Story

American Disabilities Testing Association’s current LSAT-focused service operates through LSATaccommodations.com. Before adopting the ADTA name, related testing-accommodation services operated under the POLEX name. ADTA now focuses on helping eligible candidates access licensed-clinician documentation for standardized testing accommodation requests, including LSAT accommodations

Our documentation is prepared by Licensed Psychologists when clinically supported. LSAC makes the final approval or denial decision for all LSAT accommodation requests.

Why We Started LSATaccommodations.com

One of our founders has personally struggled with severe anxiety that made standardized testing extremely difficult. Like many students, she found the process of obtaining LSAT accommodation documentation confusing, stressful, and expensive.

That experience helped shape LSATaccommodations.com. Our goal is to make the documentation process clearer, more accessible, and less financially risky for eligible candidates.

We provide LSAT accommodation documentation prepared by licensed psychologists for $1,449 when clinically supported. If LSAC denies covered LSAT extra time accommodations after final review and all required documentation steps are complete, you are protected by our 100% money-back guarantee.

We believe LSAT accommodations should help qualified students compete on a level playing field. A standardized test should measure a student’s knowledge and potential, not the effects of a disability or medical condition that interferes with testing under standard conditions.

What We Provide

We strive to deliver:

  • Professional evaluations and documentation for LSAT accommodations
  • Clear guidance throughout the process of your LSAT disability accommodations
  • Transparent pricing and a full money-back guarantee
  • Respect for privacy and responsive support

Our goal is to evaluate whether an individual’s anxiety-related or mental-health-related functional limitations clinically support LSAT disability accommodation documentation, including documentation for LSAT extended time, additional breaks, paper/pencil accommodations or remote LSAT testing exceptions when appropriate. Prospective clients can also read our verified Google reviews on our official Google Business Profile before deciding whether to work with us: Google Business Profile

What Our Clients Are Saying

Real Client Experiences

Chris H. Orlando, Florida

5.0

★★★★★

I got my LSAT extended time approved thanks to these guys."

I got my LSAT extended time approved thanks to these guys. I have really high anxiety and was really stressed about taking the LSAT. I can't sleep from the stress of having to take a test and have a hard time while taking the tests too. I heard about this website on a TikTok post. The whole process was really smooth and then it took LSAC a few days to approve the accommodation. Highly recommended!

Jordan M. Sacramento, California

5.0

★★★★★

They got me the accommodations I needed"

I can't thank them enough. I was struggling badly with timing because of my anxiety and kept running out of time on every LSAT section. After using this website, I was approved for double time and an hour of extra breaks. Before accommodations, I scored a 144 on my practice test. With the accommodation, I scored a 162, which is above the score I need to apply for an LSAT full-tuition scholarship at the school I'm trying to get in to. I’m very grateful for the documentation and support because the accommodations allowed me to take the LSAT without letting my high anxiety get in the way. *Testimonials reflect individual experiences and may include individual LSAC decisions or LSAT score outcomes. LSATaccommodations.com does not guarantee a score increase, scholarship eligibility, or admission to any law school.