Which of the following are examples of reasonable accommodations for exams?

• A. Reduced course requirements
• B. Extra credit for attendance
• C. Extended time, separate room, assistive technology
• D. Automatic pass for the course

Answer: (C)

Reasonable exam accommodations are adjustments to how an exam is given to students with documented disabilities so they can demonstrate their knowledge on a level playing field. Extended time helps with processing or reading speed challenges, a separate room reduces distractions, and assistive technology provides access to the content in formats that the student can use. These changes don’t alter what the student is being tested on or how their performance is graded; they simply remove barriers to access.

Options like reducing course requirements would change what is expected in the course, not how the exam is administered. Extra credit for attendance is a grading policy, not an accommodation for accessing the exam. An automatic pass bypasses assessment altogether.