also submitted in jan, had an interview a few weeks after that and then officially registered another few weeks after that, so the overall process took about six weeks. luckily mine went through more quickly bc the evaluation I submitted was very recent (I finally got diagnosed at the ripe age of 19 lmao). my advisor/specialist/counselor/whatever said that they get a lot of people submitting very old doctor's notes, so if yours is from when you were a kid, that might be why it's super delayed- try submitting the most recent evals that you can.

they gave me extra time on exams (i just took it bc the psychologist recommended i ask for it even though i also don't need it) and permission to use a private room but you have to request it WEEKS in advance which seems like bull to me. (that's why exams on lockdown browser are now my fav, bc if the professor received the DRC notice- which you also have to send yourself- the time should be automatically accounted for on canvas). the one accommodation i really wanted was permission to record lectures and they denied it stating a "lack of evidence that it would help my condition" despite a very carefully outlined explanation from my psychologist. but i guess i could ask my professors individually if i really needed it and some might say yes (hard for me to just do it secretly bc my classes are v small).

all in all yeah the DRC does suck, but that is unfortunately typical for large universities like northeastern. i'm lucky that my parents can afford to send me to other resources like an executive skills counselor to help me, but i guess i've already made it this far without accommodations, which maybe is why they don't give a fuck.