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01 Nov 2023, 20:56
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Hello,
I’m taking the GMAT soon and was approved for accommodations since I have dyslexia. Part of my accommodations was being able to test in a separate room. I’ve followed the arrangement and scheduled a time in a test center, where I’d be able to take the test in a separate room. I’ve been wondering if, since I’ll be taking the exam alone, would I be allowed to read the questions out loud? Having dyslexia it helps me to read things properly. Does anyone have experience similar to that? Is it up to the staff? I just don’t want to get in trouble… thanks!
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I’m taking the GMAT soon and was approved for accommodations since I have dyslexia. Part of my accommodations was being able to test in a separate room. I’ve followed the arrangement and scheduled a time in a test center, where I’d be able to take the test in a separate room. I’ve been wondering if, since I’ll be taking the exam alone, would I be allowed to read the questions out loud? Having dyslexia it helps me to read things properly. Does anyone have experience similar to that? Is it up to the staff? I just don’t want to get in trouble… thanks!
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01 Nov 2023, 20:59
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Hi. It’s good you’re able to get an accommodation.
You can actually read out loud at the test center. You’re welcome to mumble. There is no rules about not reading out loud for test center (as far as I remember, though there is a rule against this for the online version of the test).
I’m sure if you’re yelling they will have a conversation with you but reading out loud and reading under your breath is something a number of people do even who don’t have a separate room… which is why the rest of us use earplugs and headphones 😂
PS. On a separate note, the test center is usually a pretty noisy place - people typing essays, people moving chairs and coming in and out, doors opening, proctors doing things … you get the idea, so it is fantastic you got a separate room.
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You can actually read out loud at the test center. You’re welcome to mumble. There is no rules about not reading out loud for test center (as far as I remember, though there is a rule against this for the online version of the test).
I’m sure if you’re yelling they will have a conversation with you but reading out loud and reading under your breath is something a number of people do even who don’t have a separate room… which is why the rest of us use earplugs and headphones 😂
PS. On a separate note, the test center is usually a pretty noisy place - people typing essays, people moving chairs and coming in and out, doors opening, proctors doing things … you get the idea, so it is fantastic you got a separate room.
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01 Nov 2023, 21:17
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The proctors may be able to provide some guidance. All the best on your exam.
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