I work in a testing center at a community college. (Part-Time) We do give "special" accommodations to students the request them. The accommodations are only suggestions. What you do is ultimately up to YOU! We also offer courses online. So you can do them at YOUR pace when YOU feel like it…
The way my daughter was finally diagnosed with ADD was she was in the top 3 in the schools Accelerated Reader program but could NOT pass a Reading comprehension test for anything. The difference was the computer could keep her attention where the test in class she was paying too much attention to what was going on around her and out the window and her hair and her feet and, and, . . . You get the idea. We ALL learn differently and have to find New ways to learn. By taking an online class you can work and study when you are “plugged in” to the task at hand and when you start to zone off into another dimension, you can check on your message boards, take a run around the block then go back to studying. My problem is staying focused long enough to get the job done.