[nabs-l] GRE Accomodations

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I too am low vision and took the GRE.  I chose to take it  with large print 
and extended time.  I chose those accommodations  for a couple reasons.  
One was because it was simply the  accommodations I typically used otherwise 
for testing.  Secondly, I was a  little concerned about taking it by 
computer, as some tests that are set up on  computers don't allow you to return to 
previous questions...and with a   paper based test, you always have that 
option.  
Ultimately, you'll have to do what works best for  you!!
Good luck!
Nicole
 
 
In a message dated 12/18/2013 2:28:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
pompey2010 at yahoo.com writes:

Hello,  

I am currently in the process of filling out the necessary paperwork  to 
request accommodations for the GRE test. There are so many accommodations  to 
choose from, and I want to make sure I choose the ones that work the best  
for me so I don't have to take the test multiple times to receive a score 
that  matches my abilities. I am low vision and some of the accommodations that 
I  use in college include extended time, audio textbooks, and large print. 
I also  use zoom text. Has anyone else with low vision taken the GRE? Or has 
anyone  with low vision taken similar graduate-level assessments? If so, 
what  accommodations worked best for you?

Thank you,

Bobbi A. L.  Pompey
(336) 988-6375
pompey2010 at yahoo.com  
http://pompey2050.wix.com/bobbi-pompey
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