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SAT/ACT extra time in Fort Worth

Tarrant County 504s stay at school. SAT and ACT each want a current evaluation you submit to them. Fort Worth and Denton families usually get that from a certified educational diagnostician in private practice.

One report, two companies

SAT and ACT do not share a file. You can often use one evaluation for both if the diagnostician writes a clear disability statement and a specific accommodation list. Ask that at booking. Do not assume a Fort Worth ISD plan will be copied over by either company.

Drive time matters on this side of DFW. Ask whether testing is one long day or two mornings before you commit to a Denton or Fort Worth office.

Hire the person who has submitted before

The usual author is a certified educational diagnostician. Ask how they handle a returned first submission. There is no pre-clearance list on this directory. The company reads the document.

If you also need a private-school file this year, say so — that write-up is a different audience. See private-school admissions testing in Fort Worth.

Fees and the calendar

Private comprehensive evaluations in Texas typically land around $800–$2,500. Confirm the written report is in the number. A few weeks is realistic if they have an opening. Count backward from the deadline printed on the registration page.

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