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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Poster 20:10 - read the WSJ article. It highlights and reports all that I see at our private wealthy HS. Maybe it would then open your eyes to what it really happening out there. The extended time abuse has gone too far that it now an unfair advantage. The current system has to be changed.[/quote] Yep.. super easy to get extended time. :roll: https://accommodations.collegeboard.org/documentation-guidelines/extended-time PS — you work with the school to get accommodations. why is your “private wealthy” school letting kids fake it? That sounds... illegal. [/quote] Wealthy families has $$ to buy diagnosis. Private school who depend on donations are not going to challenge a doctor diagnosis. And College Board depend on school and approves 94% of accommodation requests. [/quote] Link to the 94%? CB says it will not release a number or specific percentage.[/quote]
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