One of the current scams in higher education is claiming accommodation for your “disability.” Students who get this are given additional time on exams, supposedly to make things “fair.”

In today’s Martin Center article, a recent UC Berkeley law school grad, Andrew Testerman, blows the whistle on this racket.

At Berkeley Law, there are more disabled law students than there are male law students. By the end of the academic year, upwards of 40 percent of Berkeley Law students may be enrolled in the university’s DSP (the total increases throughout the year). Furthermore, data obtained from Berkeley’s DSP office reveal that 98 percent of disabled students have a........

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