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At UC Berkeley's School of Law, 37% of students are registered with the Disabled Students Program, surpassing the percentage of male students. This increase in disability claims has raised questions about the legitimacy of some claims, as requests for accommodations have tripled in recent years. Andrew Testerman has suggested potential executive actions to address these concerns.
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At UC Berkeley's School of Law, 37% of students are registered with the Disabled Students Program, surpassing the percentage of male students. This increase in disability claims has raised questions about the legitimacy of some claims, as requests for accommodations have tripled in recent years. Andrew Testerman has suggested potential executive actions to address these concerns.
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