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Do you feel your test performance doesn’t reflect your true potential or academic ability?
Do you have a High-Stakes Exam coming up in the next few WEEKS or MONTHS?
Are you unsure how to prove your need for extra time or other accommodations on high-stakes exams?
At SoCal Educational Evaluations, we make it easy to get the accommodations you need for your University, as well as major exams like the SAT, LSAT, MCAT, and BAR Exam. Our expert Licensed Educational Psychologists provide fast, professional evaluations that meet all requirements — so you can focus on your future, and not the stress and worry that one exam might be creating for you. We’re here to guide you through getting the accommodations that you need, start to finish.
Need Testing Accommodations?
We Make It FAST…and Easy!
We know you’re busy — and waiting weeks for answers isn’t an option. Here’s how we help you THIS WEEK, instead of next month:
- Fill out our quick Consultation Form. We’ll typically get back to you the same day to schedule your Free Intake phone call.
- Get a Free 20-minute Intake Call with a licensed educational psychologist answer any of your questions.
- All testing in 2025-2026 is virtual — no travel, no stress. Testing may include a Clinical Interview, Cognitive & Academic Assessment tools, and Self-Rating Scales focused on areas like ADHD, Anxiety, Test Anxiety, Processing Disorders, and/or Depression.
- Full report and your Qualified Professional form ready in 1- 4 days!
- Continued support by our psychologists until your accommodations request is APPROVED!
- ***Starting April 2026*** ALL Clients get a 1-Year Access to the Test Anxiety Tactics Video Course, created by the owner of SoCal Educational Evaluations, Suzanne Swezea M.S., LEP.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the testing consist of?
Our evaluations typically include a combination of questionnaires about your academic, health, and background related to your suspected disability. Next our psychologist will conduct (via Zoom) your Clinical Interview via zoom (30 minutes), 30 – 90 minutes of cognitive and/or academic testing (if needed), and email you 2-3 self-rating scales in the areas of suspected disability (ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, etc.). These tests and questionnaires provide the necessary current documentation for your accommodations requests.
Is the evaluation process stressful?
Not at all. Our process is designed to be friendly, very supportive, and low-pressure. All of it can be conducted virtually from the comfort of your home. Our lead licensed educational psychologist, Suzanne Swezea M.S., LEP, has been evaluating and counseling students with disabilities ages 4-18+ for over 19 years. If, during your free intake call, she does not feel that you would be likely to qualify for testing accommodations, she will support you with her recommendations, not pressure to get an evaluation. She’s here to support you, not pressure you or make you feel even more stressed about your exam.
Once your testing and questionnaires are completed, Suzanne will use the information that you provided to write a comprehensive evaluation report and complete your accommodations application in typically 1-5 days.
Is getting accommodations really worth it?
Absolutely. While we can’t guarantee specific outcomes, having accommodations can make a real difference. For students who qualify, the right support can help you perform at your true potential — leading to higher test scores, better chances of getting into your preferred schools, and even increasing your eligibility for scholarships, sometimes by thousands of dollars.
Getting the accommodations you need isn’t just about making the test easier — it’s about giving yourself the opportunity to succeed on a level playing field to your non-disabled peers.
Does Test-Anxiety qualify students for Testing Accommodations on the LSAT or other similar exams?
Yes! Many of the students that we evaluate typically qualify for accommodations due to test anxiety. In fact, so many of our students come to us for testing related to test anxiety, that we became inspired to create a course, Test Anxiety Tactics, to support them in addition to helping them acquire their testing accommodations.
Can previous evaluations be used for accommodations requests?
In some cases, previous medical or psychological evaluations may be valid if they were conducted within the last few years. However, testing boards often require updated evaluations (typically 5 or less years) that include objective and direct cognitive and academic testing, particularly for accommodations on exams like the LSAT, GRE, MCAT, and California BAR Exam. We can review any prior reports to determine if they meet current requirements, free of charge.
What happens if accommodations are denied?
If your request for accommodations is denied, we will continue to assist you with gathering additional documentation to submit an appeal for up to 2 appeals. This may include administering additional tests and completing any needed paperwork. Our goal is to support you throughout the entire process to ensure you have the best chance of approval, even if it takes an appeal after your testing is completed.
| LSAT or Law School Testing Accommodations Evaluations (Virtual Testing Includes 1 Year Access to the Test Anxiety Tactics Video Course) | $1600 (Zelle and Credit Cards accepted) |
| MCAT, BAR Exam, FINRA, other Graduate School Program Testing Accommodations (Virtual Testing, Includes 1 Year Access to the Test Anxiety Tactics Video Course) | $2000 (Zelle and Credit Cards accepted) |
| Rush Testing (24-hour testing/report/form completion) | + $600 |
| Qualified Professional Testing Accommodations Form Completion ONLY– Must have documentation of current medical or psychological evaluation of a disability within the last 5 years. | $375 (Zelle and Credit Cards accepted), + $200 for 24 hour rush completion. |
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2026 LSAT administration dates
All dates are drawn from LSAC’s official schedule (lsac.org):
| LSAT Administration | Primary Test Dates | Registration & Accommodations Request Deadline | LSAT Writing Opens |
|---|---|---|---|
| January 2026 | Jan 7–10, 2026 | Nov 28, 2025 | Dec 30, 2025 |
| February 2026 | Feb 6–7, 2026 | Dec 23, 2025 | Jan 29, 2026 |
| April 2026 | Apr 9–11, 2026 | Feb 26, 2026 | Apr 1, 2026 |
| June 2026 | Jun 3–6, 2026 | Apr 21, 2026 | May 26, 2026 |
| August 2026 | Aug 5–8, 2026 | TBD (typically ~6 weeks prior) | TBD |
Why these deadlines matter:
- Registration Deadline = the date by which you must register for the LSAT and submit your testing accommodations request, including all documentation.
- If your accommodations request or application is received after the deadline, LSAC may not approve them in time for your test.
- LSAT Writing section availability opens a few weeks before the exam and must be completed before score release.
Tips for planning:
- Give yourself at least 3-6 weeks before your application date to get evaluated for accommodations. Evaluations with SoCal Educational Evaluations take between 2-5 days.
- Apply to LSAC early to get your LSAC number, which is required on your Qualified Professional Form.
- Don’t wait until the last day—send in your application the day that your receive your signed Qualified Professional form. Waiting until the due-date could result in insufficient review time, and postponement of your LSAT if you need to appeal for any reason.