Rise in Berkeley Law students citing emotional disabilities

A large proportion of students at UC Berkeley School of Law claim to have psychological or emotional disabilities, leading critics to accuse them of exploiting accommodations to gain exam advantages. The number of students enrolled in the university's Disabled Students’ Program has significantly increased, with claims of disability rising from 3% five years ago to about a third of law students now. Critics argue this trend inflates the disability numbers and provides unfair benefits, such as extra exam time, with requests for accommodations rising sharply in recent years.

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