American Disabilities Testing Association

LSAT Accommodations Blog

Articles about LSAT accommodations, disability documentation, testing anxiety, and accessibility support.

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Important Disclaimers

LSAC and LSAT Disclaimer - Does the Law School Admission Council provide accommodation services directly or recommend doctors?

LSAC does not provide medical diagnoses, evaluations, or clinician-issued documentation.

Medical or clinical documentation used to support an LSAT accommodation request must be prepared by a qualified professional who is independent of LSAC, such as a licensed psychologist. LSAC reviews the candidate’s full submission and makes the final approval or denial decision.

LSATaccommodations.com is a service operated by the American Disabilities Testing Association (ADTA), an independent organization. We provide clients with access to licensed clinicians who specialize in evaluating mental health conditions and completing the required testing accommodation documentation for the LSAT.

LSAC, the LSAT, and all related names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. LSATaccommodations.com and ADTA are not owned by, nor partnered with, LSAC, nor any other test administration company or service.

Trademark Notice

"ADTA," "American Disabilities Testing Association," and the "ADTA American Disabilities Testing Association" design mark are trademarks of American Disabilities Testing Association LLC (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Application Serial No. 99878644).

Dun & Bradstreet Registered Business

American Disabilities Testing Association LLC is a Dun & Bradstreet registered business. D-U-N-S® Number: 145043025.

Testing and Diagnosis Disclaimer

ADTA connects users with independent licensed clinicians for the purpose of obtaining documentation to support LSAT accommodation requests.

Any evaluation or documentation provided by a clinician through our platform is intended solely for use in requesting LSAT or other testing/school accommodations. It should not be used as a diagnosis for any other purpose.

If you have any questions about any clinical information you receive, we strongly recommend that you consult your own licensed mental health professional for purposes other than LSAT testing.

Refund Policy

If LSAC does not approve you for either 50% or 100% extra time after our documentation and appeal process is complete, you will receive a full refund to your original method of payment under our 100% money-back guarantee.