I didn't find the first LR section difficult at all actually. But I did find it unusual that there were so many easy questions both at the beginning and end of the section. And no parallel reasoning.

Section 3 (LR) had 26 questions. I probably had the "most trouble" with this section, only because I was a bit distracted with the RC section preceeding it. I think I finished all LR with a few minutes to spare though. Apparantly from what I've heard though, it seems as though this might be the experimental - despite its seeming regularity.

Wait, are you sure your first LR had no parallel reasoning?

Because it's pretty clear section 3 (your second LR) was your experimental (based on 100 being the total possible). But for those of us who had three 25 question LRs, we can definitively attest to having a parallel flaw question at the very beginning of section 1. Could it be that for those of us with the LR RC LR LR LG format, some people had the experimental in section 3 and others section 1?

for one, stop talking about how you appreciate input.

hahahah i giggled

Realize that a lot of people here have never worked a meaningful day in their lives and do not realize the value of $135K + compounded interest. I'm not sure how you'll be able to reconcile the practice of corporate law and working 50 hour weeks and spending time with your children, and indeed if going corporate is of paramount importance to you you'd be wise to go to Michigan. That said, you seem confident in your abilities and with the right connections, a Wayne State degree opens plenty of doors in the Detroit area.

When seats open up on the waitlist and they offer you a spot, I think it's understood that by accepting the seat you're agreeing to matriculate. So no, you don't *have* to withdraw from your other waitlists but it would be sh*tty not to.

sure, send it over.