Certainly!

You can proactively submit your application to the school and request that they anticipate your November scores.

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You want the page to look full. A big part of the resume is the impression that you get at first glance so play around with the formatting until it looks full. I personally am a k-jd so I have less on my resume than most, so adding more clubs/extracurriculars makes the resume appear more complete. In your case, you may have to trim down your experience to just professional positions.

While it's essential to make your resume visually appealing and informative at first glance, it's equally crucial to maintain honesty and relevance.

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it automatically discounts the experimental section from your score for test 90 and more recent!

Discounting the experimental section for tests taken 90 or more recent seems like a fair and practical approach.

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Does this mean there could be a total of 3 logical reasoning sections (including the one that doesn’t count)?

Absolutely! You might encounter a Logical Reasoning experimental section, which implies that you'd be dealing with a total of three Logical Reasoning sections.