JustBeachyNurse, RN Specializes in Complex pediatrics turned LTC/subacute geriatrics. Has 11 years experience. Oct 14, 2015 It depends on what you are asking/what accommodations. Asking to test in a private room with dim lights and classical music in the background is different than asking for a screen reader that can vocalize or something to enlarge the text of the questions due to a mild visual impairment Just like the SAT and ACT you must have extensive documentation from s credentialed professional documenting your disability, and that the accommodations you are requesting have been used throughout much of your educational career. Unless the disability is not identified until college/nursing school, you should have been receiving similar accommodations since grade or high school. 0 Likes
toby156 Oct 14, 2015 Thanks JustBeachyNurse! "Dim the lights with classical music" Ahhh wouldn't that be awesome. I had special accommodations back in high school and throughout nursing school. Edited Oct 14, 2015 by toby156 0 Likes
JustBeachyNurse, RN Specializes in Complex pediatrics turned LTC/subacute geriatrics. Has 11 years experience. Oct 14, 2015 It's pretty quiet and there are headphones available. You may not need them 0 Likes
Silverdragon102, BSN Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC. Has 33 years experience. Oct 14, 2015 Moved to the NCLEX forum 0 Likes
