The GMAT

I took the test this morning. Not much to say about it. I got a lot of questions right - which is cool because I don't do that a lot in law school - got my score on the spot and left the building ranked 97th best English speaker in the world . . . or something like that. Math score indicates I know a lot more about words than I do numbers . . . or shapes . . . or division symbols . . . .

Anyway, now that I've taken the test, the question remains: do I get my JD/MBA at Baylor or just do the JD at Baylor and go somewhere else for B-school?

Admission numbers tell me I can get into places like Duke, Emory, Cornell, Georgetown, U.S.C. or dare I say UT, but odds are I'll stay posted up in the Dirty-W. I like it here, the people are nice, I've gotten used to the water's musk and I really can't imagine blogging about anywhere else.

Oh yea. Blogging about blogging about blogging, a reporter from the Wall Street Journal Law Blog contacted me yesterday in regards to things like BLS grading policies, blogging about law school, SoTheBearSays' commencement speaker campaign and uh . . . our Lexis friend.

Realizing there is a time and place to not talk about all things BLS, I referred the tough questions to Osler and Prof. Contracts. I figured between the two of them he'd get an article about something.