Disablity scandal erupts at UCLA’s law school – as ex-student reveals shocking tactics to game system
Public records obtained by The Post show almost a quarter of students at UCLA's elite law school now receive 50% extra time on exams, raising questions about the explosive growth in "disability" accommodations.
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Metro exclusive Disablity scandal erupts at UCLA’s law school – as ex-student reveals shocking tactics to game system By Titus Wu Published June 25, 2026, 5:43 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google A staggering quarter of all students at UCLA’s prestigious law school were given extra time in exams after receiving disability accommodations, according to records obtained by The California Post. The records show that, of the law school’s 1,374 students, 308 received extra time on exams during the 2023-24 academic year. That rose to 323 students in 2024-25 – about 24 percent of the entire law school population. 3 Students at UCLA.
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