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>I think him having "exam anxiety" hardly counts for health-related. I tend to agree, but apparently the university believes in it, and requires a doctor's not
by metageek 16y ago
>I think him having "exam anxiety" hardly counts for health-related.
I tend to agree, but apparently the university believes in it, and requires a doctor's note. Given that, I can't really be surprised that they treat it as health information.
- jmm 16y agoTesting related diagnoses should be viewed with a bit of skepticism, I think. I worked in test prep for five years, and our [high end] clientele had quite a way of paying their way to various diagnoses that granted extended time on the P/SAT, ACT, or whatever. (And in case you're curious, colleges are unable to view whether a student took the SAT under extended time conditions or not.) That said, "exam anxiety" might be a new one to try in the college admissions racket.