Part 2 of the Accommodations Request Form must be completed by a qualified professional. This section is essential for evaluating accommodation requests that are specific to the Casper test.
Why Is Part 2 Important?
The Casper test is different from other standardized tests. It is:
Time-constrained
Designed to evaluate how well candidates manage time and think under pressure
It’s normal to feel rushed during the test. For this reason, accommodations may differ from what applicants have received for other tests. it is not unusual for applicants to receive no additional or less time than they were previously granted for other types of standardized tests.
Who Can Complete Part 2?
Part 2 must be completed by a licensed and qualified professional who:
Has expertise in the area of the applicant’s disability or impairment
Holds a medical or other relevant professional degree
Has training and experience in assessing and diagnosing the condition in question This professional is expected to provide specific recommendations for testing accommodations as they relate to the Casper test.
Who Cannot Complete It?
To ensure objectivity, the professional cannot be:
A relative
An employer
A friend of the applicant
Even if they are otherwise qualified.
If you have questions about how to complete the form or what qualifies as appropriate documentation, feel free to contact our support team via the chat bubble on the bottom right of the website or at support@acuityinsights.app.
Quick FAQ: Qualified Professionals & Part 2 of the Accommodations Request Form
Quick FAQ: Qualified Professionals & Part 2 of the Accommodations Request Form
1. Who should complete Part 2 of the form?
A licensed and qualified professional with expertise in your disability or condition.
2. Why is Part 2 important?
Casper is a time-constrained test focused on performance under pressure. Because of this, accommodations may differ from those given for other standardized tests.
3. What qualifies someone to complete Part 2?
The professional must:
Be licensed and qualified
Have expertise in the relevant condition
Be trained to assess and diagnose the condition
Provide tailored recommendations for the Casper test
4. Who cannot complete Part 2?
Even if qualified, the following individuals are not permitted due to potential bias:
Relatives
Employers
Friends