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13 Mar 2019, 18:53
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New to the forum, so please excuse me if this has been asked before. A link to the previous discussion would be very helpful. I did do a quick search, but got lost in the process.
I am hoping to take the GMAT by end of April. I recently had an injury in my right hand. And, I am right handed. Expecting to have an MRI done within the next week.
Suspected labrum tear that results in lesser strength in the hand and shoulder, and tiring out soon upon activity. If the pain sustains until then, and my doctor expects it will since labrum tears take a while to heal or require surgery, it will definitely slow me down during my exam . Are such situations considered by GMAC for special accommodations in terms of time? Has any one been in such a situation before with an injury and requested extra time accommodation ? I specifically ask since the accommodation form uses the word "disability" and not "injury" . Any suggestions please?
I am very sad about the timing of my injury.
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I am hoping to take the GMAT by end of April. I recently had an injury in my right hand. And, I am right handed. Expecting to have an MRI done within the next week.
Suspected labrum tear that results in lesser strength in the hand and shoulder, and tiring out soon upon activity. If the pain sustains until then, and my doctor expects it will since labrum tears take a while to heal or require surgery, it will definitely slow me down during my exam . Are such situations considered by GMAC for special accommodations in terms of time? Has any one been in such a situation before with an injury and requested extra time accommodation ? I specifically ask since the accommodation form uses the word "disability" and not "injury" . Any suggestions please?
I am very sad about the timing of my injury.
Thanks
V
14 Mar 2019, 09:37
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14 Mar 2019, 22:15
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The short answer is no. GMAC would not allow additional time under any circumstances because quite frankly doing so would give test takers an added advantages, something that goes against the purpose of any standardized test. However, you can definitely write to Pearson VUE to reschedule your test. For certain special situations, Pearson VUE offers a complete fee waiver of $60 dollar. In other words, Pearson VUE would be okay to reschedule your test, at no additional cost, to a later date of your choice. Please note that you need valid documents and such exceptions are done on a case by case basis. That said, I wish you a speedy recovery. All the best in your GMAT preparation.
