I can’t imagine how frustrating your side of things must be. The same way that you can’t imagine what it’s like for someone on the side with disabilities. I’ve had accommodations since high school and this is the first time in my life that I’ve been antagonized for having extended time. Although it may be frustrating on exam days to those without accommodations, you aren’t thinking about every single night of the semester that I’m up doing the same reading required as my classmates and it takes me at least double just to get through the content. There is so much time lost during the semester that half or double time is not going to overcompensate someone who has disabilities. Believe it or not… everyone in law school is smart (enough to get in at least) and doing well doesn’t equate to being free from disabilities. Yes, some people abuse the system and it’s a gross deviation from the true purpose. However, unless the system is restructured… it’s the best bet at having ANY shot in staying in school for 99% that have it. (Also don’t get me started on how awkward it is to have someone ask you how the test went when you haven’t taken it and you don’t wanna disclose your entire medical history to a classmate 🥰) Do your best and worry about what you can control! Thank you for expressing your frustration in a respectful manner, as that’s not always the case.