All done with the LSATs!

In sum:

Not too bad. I can't determine how I did. I didn't run out of time on any section. My "games" section was tougher than I'm used to, but all three logic parts (which means one was experimental) were easier than I'm used to (including the one I'm convinced is experimental), so hey. It evens out.

On the other hand...If any of you asks me to discuss the merits of a pancake breakfast versus a raffle for a civic organization's fundraiser, my No. 2 pencil will find its way into your skull.

That's just downright cruel. :spray:

I'm sure you did very well on it. :)

It's an un-scored section, but it's sent to schools just the same. Most admissions offices never even look at the thing, unless they need a tie-breaker, suspect your personal statement isn't quite right, or are just bored.

In other words, I spent 35 minutes composing and writing an essay (longhand......with a PENCIL....) that nobody will read.

There was a reading-comp section about the mediation process vs. going to court in family cases. That was actually kind of tough, because my BF is going through a mediated/collaborative divorce and his experience was in the back of my head, even though we answer questions based on the passage, not what's actually true in someone's experience (or even objectively externally true, if it's contradicted by the passage and questions).

I forgot. Were you planning ongoing to UW-Milwaukee or Marquette? Regardless, I am sure that you did well enough to get in if everything else is good.

We'll see -- I know, barring something really weird (swapping three sections on the score sheet or something), that I did OK. How much better than OK remains to be seen. (My GPA is good, my recs are solid but not prestigious but so is Marquette so I should be fine there, so we'll see.)