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The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) is committed to
providing all individuals with an opportunity to demonstrate their proficiency
on the MCAT exam, and that includes ensuring access to those with disabilities
in accordance with relevant law.
Students with disabilities who feel adjustment(s) are necessary are encouraged
to apply for accommodated testing.
How do you know if you need accommodated testing?
You need to apply for accommodations if you have a condition or disability
for which you would like to request a deviation from the standard testing
environment. For example, presentation of testing materials in large print,
extra testing time, a separate testing room, or an authorization to bring
in an inhaler, water, or hard candy all constitute accommodated testing.
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For Applicants: How do you apply?
Since each student's circumstances are different, the process of
applying for accommodated testing is individualized.
For Evaluators: What do you need to know?
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How can you contact the Office of Accommodated Testing Services?
Please contact us in writing. All inquiries should be sent by electronic
mail, however all Requests for Accommodations and supporting documentation
must be sent by mail or courier.
Accommodation Requests and Supporting Documentation:
AAMC
MCAT Office of Accommodated Testing
Attn: Saresa Davis, Mailroom Supervisor
2450 N Street, NW
Washington, DC 20037
Inquiries and Decision Letter Requests:
accommodations@aamc.org
Please note: Application materials sent by electronic mail or
facsimile will not be accepted.
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