Podcast Episode 72: Seeking Accommodations in Law School and on the Bar Exam (with Dr. Jared Maloff)

Welcome back! Today we’re talking with Dr. Jared Maloff, a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Beverly Hills, California, about helping students get testing accommodations for tests such as the LSAT, law school exams, and the California Bar Exam (to name a few).

If you’re struggling in law school or with the bar exam or know that you have a learning disorder, listen in to find out what accommodations are available, and how to request them.

In this episode we discuss:

• The different accommodations available for different tests (LSAT, Bar Exam, Law School Exams)
• The types of tests used for diagnosing learning disorders and disabilities
• How are these tests evaluated?
• What are the common diagnoses that lead to accommodations?
• What type of accommodations are available to students to level the playing field?
• Reasons why students don’t want to get tested
• How to identify if you are struggling with a learning disorder
• The biggest mistakes students make in the accommodations process
• Where do you need to go to get evaluated?
• The costs associated with accommodations
• Coping mechanisms for common problems
• The importance of being proactive about seeking accommodations

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Resources

• Leveling the Playing Field – Testing Accommodations on the Bar Exam
• Should You Apply for Bar Exam Testing Accommodations
• How to Apply for Bar Exam Accommodations When Finances are a Concern
• State Dependent Learning and the Bar Exam
• Using Resources and Seeking Accommodations in Law School

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