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Re: SAT/ACT, 13 yo, and accommodations chenchuan #60364 11/05/09 12:21 AM
Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 970 New England Lorel Member
Lorel Member Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 970 New England	My impression is that the ACT grants accommodations more readily than the SAT. Homeschoolers appear to be at a distinct disadvantage if they do not have a formal IEP for 2e issues.

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SAT/ACT, 13 yo, and accommodations	Kai	11/04/09 10:22 PM
Re: SAT/ACT, 13 yo, and accommodations	chenchuan	11/05/09 01:51 AM
Re: SAT/ACT, 13 yo, and accommodations	Lorel	11/05/09 07:21 AM

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