ADHD & ACComModations

The LSAT is uniquely challenging for students with ADHD. On one hand, its puzzles and patterns can light up your brain’s natural strengths; curiosity, creative problem-solving, and quick connections. On the other, the strict timing, attention demands, and abstract reasoning can feel draining or overwhelming. We specialize in helping students with ADHD understand this balance, so you can lean into your strengths while building tools to manage the sticking points.

ADHD and the LSAT: Why Your Brain Loves and Hates the Test

Our approach goes beyond standard LSAT prep. We design strategies specifically for ADHD learners and for anyone facing focus-related challenges. That means breaking tasks into manageable steps, reinforcing structure without making it rigid, and developing habits that sharpen focus while reducing burnout. Think of it as training your brain for the test itself. By learning in ways that work with your brain rather than against it, you’ll build tools that not only raise your LSAT score but also support you throughout law school and beyond.

Retraining Your Brain is Part of the Curriculum

Getting LSAT accommodations can feel just as stressful as the test itself. Many of our tutors have personally been through the accommodations application process, and we know how overwhelming the paperwork, documentation, and requirements can be. Because we’ve walked that path ourselves, we can share practical advice, help you understand what to expect, and support you in presenting a strong application that reflects your needs. You don’t have to figure it out alone. We’ll guide you step by step.

Guidance Through the Accommodations Process