[blindlaw] Re LSAT accommodations

[Elizabeth Rene]

    What's going on with the LSAC anyway?

I had to battle them  between 1972 and 1975 before I could get my test in 
Braille with a scribe (if there was a writing test then, I probably used a 
portable typewriter), and they flagged my results with a note that I was a 
blind student needing extra time.  It's appalling to me that students are 
still having to face the same kind of fight.

This accommodation issue should be as dead as King Tut by now.  What can we 
do to bury it for good?

Elizabeth