asked to move her exams away from near

Brittany Lovely is expecting her first child in early December. Her final exams at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC, are scheduled around the same time. So she was surprised when she asked the school if she could take the exams at another time and was denied. “I really wasn’t trying to get anything crazy to happen,” Lovely said. “I asked if I could take the exam early.

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