Blog #accommodations

As a parent, you know your child best. You see their strengths, their struggles, and their potential. But what happens when your child’s challenges in school start to interfere with their ability to succeed—when frustration becomes the norm, homework takes hours, or anxiety spirals around reading, writing, or testing? If you find yourself in this position, a psychoeducational evaluation might be the key to unlocking the support your child needs—particularly if you’re considering a 504 Plan.

🎓 The Bar Exam Doesn’t Have to Be an Unfair Barrier Every year, thousands of law school graduates face one final—and often overwhelming—challenge: the bar exam. For students with ADHD, learning disabilities, anxiety, or other neurodevelopmental or psychological conditions, this high-stakes test can present disproportionate obstacles. Unfortunately, many students don’t realize that they may qualify for legally protected testing accommodations—or that a psychoeducational evaluation is the first step in securing them. This article explains why pre-law students should consider an evaluation well before submitting bar exam applications, and how it can unlock the support they need to perform at their best.