Blueprint LSAT Preparation

Blueprint is really where it’s at when it comes to LSAT prep. Dylan is a fantastic instructor. He’s really funny and understands the LSAT backward and forward. My score went up 12 points from my diagnostic (I’m retaking in June because I know I can do better if I re-​go over all my homework from class)
I think I would suggest taking the class meant for the June LSAT and take the October once you’ve had enough time to really solidify everything. It’s a ton of homework and a lot of time for someone who works full time and goes to school full time. Worth every single penny though!
I didn’t have as much time as I would have liked to do the homework and go over everything before the next class. If you have more time to spend, I would just take the class meant for the LSAT you are studying for.
I looked forward to class most of the time and always felt more confident about the LSAT after leaving class. I was also not nervous going into the test and that peace of mind is worth the money right there.
I would highly suggest it if you’re serious about the LSAT and serious about getting into law school.

To start off I am a young professional that has been graduated for a couple of years. I figured that I should probably go ahead and take the LSAT now for if I actually decided to go to Law school in the next few years while I was still in a study mode. I, just like every other person looking to take an LSAT course, shopped around all of the different classes I could take. I asked all of my friends who they used and if a course was even necessary. I compared prices and even looked at Unilocal reviews just like this. I needed something that was a big bang for my buck, something that was upbeat to keep my attention, and of course a company with a great staff. I decided that after some research and talking to some representatives, that Blueprint was the way to go. I took an In person class that met 3 – 4 times a week.
Not only did Blueprint not disappoint me, but they completely blew me away. They met all of my expectations, I felt like compared to other test prep courses their prices were the most reasonable for what you receive: 5 books, an average of 15 hours of in person help a week, and seemingly unlimited resources online. In terms of an upbeat learning environment and materials, blueprint receives an A+++. The instructor was great and kept things interesting during class and all of the online resources (and event he books) kept me going with witty puns and interesting/​useful facts about the LSAT. I never left class or finished an assignment thinking that I wasted my time, which was one of my favorite parts about blueprint — they don’t waste your time going over things that aren’t that important. The staff (including the instructor) is probably one of the best staffs I have ever dealt with. They are EXTREMELY accommodating to each individual students needs and are always happy to help you with whatever you need.
There was never a point where I regretted taking the Blueprint prep class. I know what it feels like to wonder aimlessly through all of the different prep class websites having no idea to spend you 1,000+ dollars to get a higher score on the LSAT, and trust me, Blueprint is top tier in every way. You will not regret your choice with them.
Hopefully this is helpful!