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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’d schedule a meeting with your school’s teaching and learning center and ask their opinion. Concurrently, I’d schedule meeting with pediatrician to discuss options on a neuropsych… they may be able to call in a favor and get testing scheduled soon. If all falls into place, and there is a slow processing score, he/she can have accommodations in place for fall testing. [/quote] Should everyone do this so that "all falls into place" for everyone to score a 1490/35?[/quote] “Falls into place” means if you can get an appointment and get tested. The second thought was IF there is a processing issue. Not diagnosing … but it’s what I’d be wanting to know. It’s not unusual for girls to over compensate for years and hit a wall. [/quote] My understanding (from watching others) is that the College Board is not going to instantly grant accommodations even if the school does and especially if the grades are good. I know quite a few kids who scrambled for accommodations in 11th grade and who have been denied by the college board. [/quote]
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