In my opinion, Spivey is still a great resource if you're thinking about admissions consulting. Spivey is very active in r/lawschooladmissions, so I would try and find his profile on Reddit and check it out. He's very helpful in admissions processes, and he has a lot of connections with law schools and deans/adcoms, which can help tremendously if you're looking to apply to schools he has a relationship with. I'd check it out if you're looking at getting a consult. I haven't used his service, so I cant give you anything anecdotal, but everything I've seen has always been positive.

@DominusH Depends on your test day in relation to when you want to submit your applications. I'm testing about 11 months until I plan on submitting applications, so I wont have mine on test day. Conversely, if you're testing when you plan to apply, it's best to have it ready.

Little bit of a unique question - I am fortunate enough to have sticker price at law school covered by my GI Bill. Is there any proper way to convey (besides ED) that I am willing to pay sticker, without coming off as entitled or pretentious? With the situation surrounding loan limits creating scholarships to become more competitive, would conveying this in my application material boost acceptance chances at a reach school? Thanks in advance!