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Test-Taking Advice for People with Learning Disabilities or Test Anxiety
May 31, 06:00 AM Comments [0]
Nobody likes taking tests, right? Well, perhaps a few of you out there get psyched at the chance of showing how well you have boned up for your exams. But most people facing a timed test can’t wait to get it out of the way. Even those who are fairly confident of their abilities will feel that uncomfortable pressure to perform.
Some of you, though, will always struggle on tests. You may have a learning disability. You may become highly anxious beforehand. Perhaps a medical condition makes taking tests more difficult. You can’t afford to freeze up when the clock starts ticking. Some MBA programs allow you to apply for a waiver, though not all. And your request may be denied.
Among the major disruptions of the coronavirus era was last year's shuttering of nearly all colleges and universities, as well as in-person admissions testing