Exam Accomodations

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Students with Disabilities: Students with disabilities who require special accommodations for their examinations should meet with Iris Morera, Coordinator, Student Services, early in the semester to discuss which examinations will require such accommodations. The Office of Disability Services will address exam concerns for disabled students receiving accommodations, including the accommodations plan and scheduling of the exams.

L.L.M. Students: In proctored final examinations of more than two hours in length, an LL.M. student may bring a translation dictionary and will be given one additional hour to complete the exam, if:

• English is not the student's native language; and
• The student does not have a J.D. or equivalent degree, a bachelor's or equivalent degree, or a graduate degree, from a university in the United States or other English-speaking country.
• In final examinations of two hours or less, the same rules apply, except that the additional time will be one-half hour. The rule permitting a translation dictionary and additional time applies only to proctored examinations given during the final examination period.