Exams we cover

Any exam run by a testing agency or licensing board, from AP and the SAT to the bar exam and professional certifications.

The Americans with Disabilities Act requires anyone who offers an exam related to applications, licensing, certification or credentialing for secondary or postsecondary education, or for professional or trade purposes, to offer it in a way that is accessible to people with disabilities (42 U.S.C. § 12189; 28 C.F.R. § 36.309). That covers far more than the SAT. If a testing agency or licensing board runs your exam, we can help.

School-administered exams

Exams given at your high school, where a national testing organization, not the school, decides accommodations.

We also help with IB exams and the PreACT. Contact us about any exam not listed.

Admissions exams

Tests for admission to private high schools, college, and graduate and professional programs.

We also help with ISEE, SSAT and HSPT for private high schools; DAT, OAT and PCAT for health programs. Contact us about any exam not listed.

Certification and licensing exams

Exams required to practice a profession or earn a credential. These often apply stricter standards than schools did.

We also help with NAPLEX, dental and PA boards, Praxis, FINRA securities exams, CFA, EPPP, ASWB social work exams, architecture (ARE), real estate licensing and IT certifications. Contact us about any exam not listed.

High school equivalency exams

Exams that award a high school equivalency credential.

We also help with GED and HiSET. Contact us about any exam not listed.

Outside our scope: obtaining IEPs or 504 plans, school-district hearings, and state classroom assessments. Those are governed by local rules and handled through your school.

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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