Testing accommodations
If you have a disability or a health-related need, accommodations can help you test on equal terms. Here’s how the process works.
Request accommodations through your exam provider
Testing accommodations are approved by your exam provider or test sponsor, not by the test center. Request them before you schedule your exam, and allow plenty of time: reviews often take several weeks and may require documentation.
- Find your exam program’s accommodations policy (links below) and submit a request with any documentation it asks for.
- Wait for written approval from your exam provider.
- Schedule your exam using the provider’s accommodations process. Some providers schedule accommodated exams for you, or ask you to call.
- Bring your approval details on test day.
If your accommodation isn’t on your booking, we can’t add it on the day, because changes must come from your exam provider. Check your confirmation before test day.
At our test centers
We work with each provider to deliver approved accommodations, which can include:
- A separate testing room
- Wheelchair-accessible facilities and workstations
- Extra testing time or additional breaks
- Approved assistive equipment or comfort aids
Have a question about the facilities before you book? Contact us or call 833-727-6387.
Where to start, by provider
| Exam provider | Accommodations |
|---|---|
| Pearson Professional Assessments | Pearson accommodations, then follow your exam program’s policy. |
| CLEP | CLEP accommodations help |
| ETS (GRE, TOEFL, Praxis) | See the disabilities and health-related needs information for your test on ets.org. |
| PSI, Kryterion, Meazure Learning, DSST / Prometric | Accommodations are set by your exam program. Start with the support contacts on our PSI, Kryterion, Meazure Learning and DSST pages. |
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