Pricing Information for Testing Services

Pricing varies for the MCAT and LSAT due to different processes involved. During a consultation, we can discuss the necessary follow-up testing and associated costs.

Common Services Offered:

• MCAT Documentation: If you have recent psychological testing results and only need documentation for accommodations, the fee is $350.

• Previous ADHD/Learning Disability Diagnosis:

  • If you can provide documentation of a prior diagnosis, the cost ranges from $350 to $2,000. Note that MCAT reports require testing to be completed within the last six months. Full testing and formal reports cost $2,000.

• LSAT Accommodations:

  • Testing does not need to be recent. If diagnosed within the last three years, we can update your testing and complete accommodation forms for $350 to $850, depending on the extent of updates needed.

• New Diagnoses: If you have never been diagnosed with ADHD or a learning disability, we recommend starting with comprehensive testing to clarify your diagnosis.

• GRE Accommodations:

  • If you have a formal ADHD/learning disability diagnosis and can provide documentation, a consultation will be necessary to discuss how your symptoms affect you, with a service fee of $350.

  • If you do not have a formal diagnosis, you must complete ADHD testing first, which costs $1,500. This includes cognitive and achievement testing. Afterward, we can provide a letter at a reduced fee.

If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to reach out.

The process will look different depending on your need.

If you have recent testing results within the last 6 months, the process will include an hour long clinical interview with you to discuss areas of impact, a review of former test results, and us writing you documentation to submit. This process will be much faster.

If you do not have updated testing, we will need to first complete a comprehensive testing appointment to diagnose learning disabilities/ADHD/test anxiety/etc. and explain how those symptoms impair your executive functioning, and document clearly why you would benefit from accomodations.

Note: We can not guarantee all documents will be accepted by the MCAT/LSAT review committee. The final decision is left to the committee, and is ultimately out of our control. In an effort to support you, if a report is rejected, we are willing to edit the report for no cost, one time, for resubmission (within a 6 month time period). We tailor our reports and write-ups closely to the guidelines provided by the MCAT/LSAT accommodations requirements.

We typically require at least one in-person day for testing. However, if you are seeking:

• LSAT Testing: Documentation from within the last year may allow us to complete the process virtually.

• MCAT Testing: Testing results from within the last six months may also enable a virtual process.

We can discuss the specifics during our consultation appointment.

Per CollegeBoard: Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), 504 plans, and doctor's notes are usually not sufficient by themselves. Each request must be supported by documentation, including appropriate academic and diagnostic test scores.