Navigating Law School and Beyond:
A Practical Guide for Students Who Have Disabilities
Table of Contents
1.
Preparing for and Applying to Law School
2.
The Law School Admissions Process
3.
Law School Survival Tips – Advice from and for Students with Disabilities
4.
The Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
5.
Administration of Policies on Education Accommodation
6.
Accommodation in the Classroom and in Other Instruction
7.
Accommodations Related to Text Books, Case Books and Other Course Materials
8.
Libraries
9.
Accommodations Related to Examinations and to Other Kinds of Evaluation
10.
Educational, Social and Recreational Opportunities Outside of Regular Classes and Courses
11.
Everyday Activities and Community Resources Not Connected to the Law School
12.
Accommodation Policies and Practices in Québec Law Schools and on their University Campuses
13.
Financing for Law School and Other Expenses
14.
Accommodating for Disabilities in Provincial Bar Admission Courses and in Qualification Courses for Québec’s Notariat
15.
Concluding Thoughts: Trends Observed and Accommodation Needs Still Unmet
Bibliography
Appendix A:
Law School and University Contact Information for Accommodation at Common Law Faculties in Canada
Appendix B:
Directory for Civil Law Schools and Universities
Appendix C:
Contacts for Disability Accommodation in Bar Admission and Notary Programs
Appendix D:
Digest of Admissions Policies for Applicants with Disabilities at Faculties of Common Law
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