well the early week of OCI at WUSTL closed July 14, which is perhaps why they wouldn't let you participate.
Anyway, there are 3 weeks of OCI in the fall and resume collects that I am sure you'd be allowed to participate.

I say "try" because you cannot have vmware or parallels installed on a bootcamp machine and expect the examsoft program to run. It somehow figures out that those prgrams are installed and will refuse to boot the software. So if you want to use your computer for examsoft, do not I repeat do not install vmware or parellels to work with your bootcamp partition.

I have both Parallels and Bootcamp. Didn't run into any issues nor did many other people. I don't have my bootcamp setup, though in any shape or form connected with parallels

I have a macbook pro. XP on Bootcamp is fine. I have a 5gb partition for it, and use it only to run the examsoft software. I recommend 5-7 if that's the only thing you'll use it for, otherwise,it's just dead space.

@Wattage2004
have you considered Parallels? or VMware? I use OneNote as well (yeah it sucks they won't put it in the office suite for mac), but I run OneNote in parallels. It's nice, especially with "Spaces." This way you don't have to boot into XP, but can run OS X and XP at the same time.
Granted, you have to install XP twice (examsoft MUST be run on Bootcamp) but Parallels makes OneNote at lot more accessible.

Also, if you only have a SP1 disc, you can download SP2 from the microsoft website

for the past 2 years, WUSTL and the firm of Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal have offered a pre law school course at the firm over the summer. I'm pretty sure it's free and from what I hear, it was quite informative

things have worked out