Are there accommodations for disabled test takers?
Yes. There should be an accommodation to suit any disabled test taker, whatever the disability may be. These accommodations include but are not limited to the following: More time, more breaks or extended breaks, allowance of medical devices like insulin pumps, a different mouse, a reader, sign language interpreter, and a larger font on the computer monitor. Some allowances or comfort require special permission through the GMAT Test Accommodations Request Form, and some do not. Those that do not are: glasses, hearing aids, a support pillow, a neck brace, and again an insulin pump. The insulin pump must be attached to the body, or else it will need special permission.
