For people with learning disabilities and learning styles that are keeping them from staying in law school and/or passing standardized tests and licensing exams, ACLS provides a comprehensive treatment plan, getting you where you need to be in terms of performing on a test or in school. We will administer a battery of psychological, neurological, and medical tests, and review your educational and medical records and design a personalized plan that will include the services of medical doctors, psychologists, learning technicians and content tutors appropriate just for you. If you are learning disabled, we will petition for special accommodations from your school or test center, and show you how to use them best, training you with advanced learning techniques. Otherwise, extra time on a test might simply mean extra time to make the same mistakes. Here are 3 examples of ways we've helped people in the past, through our helper program and using the concept of multi-domains. Case 1: Fred, a 28-year-old graduate of a University of California school, a liberal arts major with a 3.2 grade point average. Case 2: Terry, a 56-year-old female who went to law school late in life after raising 3 children and working as a full-time nurse. Case 3: Dennis, a family man with a house, garden, wife, 2.2 kids, and a decent job. He's taken and failed the BAR 8 times over a six year period and its driving him nuts.