Blueprint LSAT Preparation

Attending the LSAT review with Instructor Nick improved my score by eight (8) points! In the case of the LSAT review, the success of the review is directly proportionate to the skill of the teacher. Nick is a seasoned orator with unique insight into LSAT test strategies and he really knows his stuff.

After doing my research I decided to go with Blueprint over Kaplan or Testmasters and I wasn’t disappointed. Blueprint’s approach to the LSAT makes it so much more doable and helps you get ready for game day. I raised by score from a 148 (first practice test) to a 171 on the actual LSAT. Nick is a great instructor and really cares about his students. He is extremely approachable and stays behind after classes for questions. Blueprint makes learning the methods for the LSAT fun, as cheesy as that sounds. I would highly recommend anyone taking the LSAT to consider Blueprint. Their methods, tricks and tips, and the homework preps you really well for the actual test.

I did the Blueprint LSAT class program. We had sessions at the UCSD campus! I initially joined Blueprint instead of Testmasters or Princeton Review because of the price. It is definitely a lot cheaper than the other test prep programs out there!
I liked the class a lot. The teacher was very helpful and very motivating. I did not see my test resutls improviing until the final month of the class, about 3 weeks before the actual test. But that is because the program teaches you more and more as you go along. I definitely wish there were more diagnostics and more in depth review of logical reasoning. The logic games lessons were taught very well. I only missed 1 on the real test!

I know this is a little late, just finished my first year of law school! But to report on the results, I raised my score from a 158 diagnostic to a 164.

I strongly recommend blueprint test prep course/​online. My opinion is a little biased since Blueprint is the only test prep company that I’ve taken. Though I can say that I did a little research and asked my friends who have taken lsat prep courses and from the consensus I got, Blueprint is the best out there.
The company is young so you really appreciate the «freshness» that comes with that. For example, the book is pretty humorous and has some pop culture references and could be crude at times (just adds some sweetness in studying for a sour test). Unlike big companies (who take your money and pump generic + dry course materials), I appreciated that the founders/​instructors valued the students and really wanted to build a relationship that prepared you for the test.
I would recommend Blueprint over any other lsat prep course. Though the course is pricey, it’s well worth it. If you can, try to get the online video instruction as well. Again, like the course, it’s pretty pricey but it is helpful if you missed a class or if you just need extra help in a theory or rule.
*Side note: the course goes by pretty quickly + is intense + lots of homework so I wouldn’t recommend students that are still in college to take a full load of classes while taking Blueprint. It would be a waste of your time and money since I’ve seen the students in my class try to juggle both. You either can’t finish your blueprint homework (so you’re behind in class) or your school grades might suffer. The Blueprint classes are pretty intense and you’ll have to devote about a full 5 hours or more a day (no joke) to be on pace.