Students Claiming To Be Disabled Enroll At Prestigious Law School At Higher Rate Than Men (opens in new tab)

The percentage of students claiming to have disabilities — and thus qualifying for accommodations such as extra time for assignments and tests — is higher than the percentage of male students at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.As reported by The New York Post, more than one-third of students enrolled in the law school — 37% — are also in UC Berkeley’s Disabled Students Program. By comparison, male students make up approximately 30-33% of enrollees. The most common disabi...