College Admissions
At The Pratt Center, we provide psychological evaluations to high school students who are applying for college and college students who are applying for graduate school. We understand the stress of taking high-stakes tests, such as the SAT, ACT, AP and GRE examinations. The pressure can be even more severe for students who have issues with learning, attention, anxiety or depression. In fact, there are a range of educational, psychological and medical conditions that may require testing accommodations to level the playing field and accurately measure a student's aptitude for college. The Pratt Center provides the comprehensive documentation of a psychological evaluation that is required to establish eligibilty for extended time, additional breaks, test reader and other accommodations.
There are a range of high-stakes tests that are used for admissions to college and graduate school. Each of these tests has specific rules for documenting a disability through a psychological evaluation. The guidelines specify who can administer the tests, which tests should be administered and how eligibility is determined. Below are some of the common tests for which we have successfully received accommodations for students:
- SAT Reasoning Test
- SAT Subject Tests
- ACT American College Testing
- AP Advanced Placement Tests
- LSAT Law School Admission Test
- MCAT Medical College Admission Test
- GMAT Graduate Management Admission Test
- GRE Graduate Record Examination
Please click on Evaluation Scheduling to register at The Pratt Center and scheduled your appointments for a psychological evaluation. If we can answer additional questions, please feel free to contact us by telephone at 650-949-2997 or e-mail at info@prattcenter.com.
