Blueprint LSAT PreparationReviews of blueprintprep.com

Blueprint LSAT Prep helps students to stay motivated and focused during their allotted studying time. That motivation comes from seeing scores being improved with time and practice. It's a great program to help students from a broad spectrum; whether you are looking to increase a high score or you're starting from a base line, Blueprint can majorly help you.

Raised my score to my desired range for law school, couldn’t have built the stamina and necessary strategy without Blueprint!

I am very happy with the test preparation course. I was guided by some of the best LSAT professors. They made the scary LSAT become a familiar exam that I was stoked to take at the end.

My experience was great because the instructors actually care about every single person in the class. My instructor made it a point to have everyone participate, not to shame you, but to better understand what you needed help with. Also, the amount of support this company provides between your scheduled session, along with support through email and office hours which allow you to experience other instructors and their strategies. I've taken a well-known prep course before I took this one, and I must say that Blueprint's strategies are easier to understand and follow. The lesson plans make sure you do not fall behind and you also receive prep test that were actual LSAT administered exams. In addition, the instructors do not rush you through class and ensures that everything is covered before class ends so that you are well prepared to complete your homework. The only downfall, which is why I did not give 5 stars, is the lack of access to the online materials once the classroom subscription has expired. I have expressed my concerns with the manager and look forward to the adjustments in the future. Good luck to everyone who is on this intimidating journey.

It's been 2 years since I have taken the LSAT and emotionally and financially I have recovered from a setback. Blueprint LSAT is a great source to get an understanding of the LSAT but it can be very difficult due to time constraints and stability. If you take a Prep course to prepare for Law school, it's recommended to have a private tutor to guide and coach you through the process. The instructor was amazing and the course was awesome but when it came down to the nitty gritty the results did not add up.

I enrolled in a Blueprint prep course a few years ago. I though I was ready for the LSAT and law school. Life said otherwise. I began to give up mid-way through the Blueprint course. Even though I wasn't mentally ready Blueprint really makes you feel like..."when you are ready...we'll be right here".They really do give you what you need. You just need to apply the rules. I have re-enrolled and between now and the last course I've visited my Blueprint account, I read the blogs and the emails and that have really helped keep my focused on my goal. I just like the Blueprint esprit de corps.

Blueprint is a good way to learn about the fundamentals of the LSAT, and has useful material. My instructor was Dash in NYC. Dash was a subpar instructor at best, he failed to understand that each student learns differently. He taught based on the styles of a few students in the class, all of whom were scoring over 170 on their practice tests. While the material and website was awesome, the implementation of the material was terrible. By the way, Blueprint should implement a strict policy which doesn’t allow jorts, sleeveless shirts/tank tops (imagine looking at 7inch long armpit hair and sunburns for 4 hours each class), weird hairstyles and terrible standup comedy about his “gay” interactions with other “papi’s”. Hopefully such a policy will allow students to take your program more seriously and in turn won’t write reviews as such.

Instructor was poor. After taking the course , I had to restart my studies amongst myself and other peers I met there we all felt the same. Core fundamentals are lacking. I found way cheaper and better material and I’m finally at my target score