Testing Accommodations Evaluation
Get required documentationFormal Evaluations for Test Performance
Psychological testing for academic and standardized test accommodations.
Many testing organizations require formal documentation of conditions that affect standardized test performance. A psychological evaluation may be necessary to support requests for accommodations such as extended time or alternative testing environments.
Exams that may require documentation include:
- LSAT
- MCAT
- GRE
- GMAT
- SAT
- ACT
- Professional licensing examinations
Receive an Accurate DiagnosisWho This Evaluation Is For
This evaluation may be appropriate if:
You are applying for accommodations on a major standardized test
A testing organization requires updated documentation
You have ADHD, a learning disorder, or another condition affecting test performance
Prior testing documentation is outdated
What to ExpectWhat the Evaluation Includes
Clinical Interview
Review of academic history, symptoms, and prior accommodations.
Cognitive Testing
Standardized cognitive testing to assess intellectual functioning and learning profile.
Attention & Executive Function Testing
Measures of attention, working memory, and executive functioning when ADHD is suspected.
Academic Achievement Testing
Assessment of reading, writing, and mathematics skills when learning disorders are being evaluated.
Comprehensive Written Report
A detailed report summarizing diagnostic findings, standardized test results, and clinical recommendations.
Our office & assessment fees Cost of Testing for Accommodations
Comprehensive evaluations for testing accommodations typically range from $1,600–$1,800 depending on the scope of testing required.
Learn more about Autism testingFrequently Asked Questions
No. Testing organizations make the final decision regarding accommodations. However, a comprehensive psychological evaluation provides the documentation typically required for review.
These evaluations are provided on a private-pay basis to allow a comprehensive assessment process that meets the documentation standards commonly required by testing organizations.