GMAT accommodations
Requests, documentation and appeals, handled with you from start to finish.
GMAC reviews GMAT accommodation requests against its published guidelines. Relatively few GMAT test takers request accommodations, which means reviewers expect a clear, well-documented case.
Who decides: Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). Policies and deadlines change, so always confirm current rules on the official accommodations page.
How the process works
- Review GMAC's testing accommodation requirements and confirm your documentation meets them.
- Submit the request with supporting documentation before booking your exam.
- If the request is denied, address each stated reason with new or clarified evidence.
Where requests go wrong
- Assuming accommodations from college automatically transfer.
- An evaluation that recommends accommodations without supporting test scores.
- Booking a date before approval and losing time if the request is denied.
How we help with GMAT accommodations
We review your history and documentation, identify gaps before you file, coordinate with your school, program or evaluator, and prepare a request that answers the questions reviewers actually ask. If you have already been denied, we map each stated reason to the evidence that addresses it and build the appeal or reconsideration.
Already denied? Deadlines to respond are often short. Contact us as soon as you receive the decision, and see our guide to what to do after a denial.
Talk it through before you file
Tell us which exam you are taking, your test date and where things stand. The first consultation is free, and we will tell you honestly whether we think we can help.
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