Blueprint LSAT PreparationReviews of blueprintprep.com

To give a good review one must end on a good note that supercedes the cons. The Pros: The amount of material for learning strategy is adequate. Course books, supplemental books, handouts, and if thats not enough practice exams and questions. Lectures, explanations, metrics, and options to set goals. The online interface from instructors to students functions fine, and the structure of time gives adequate opportunity to have questions answered by some of the most charming and intelligent individuals (shoutout to Austen Yueh and Dylan Gadek!). The support staff that you can call if you begin to have problems, for example nerves, really do help bring it all together. The Cons: The course has a scholarly feel to it but if that was its aim it missed by a hairsbreadth. It got academics right but one could make the argument that part of the experience is having accountability to the people you learn from, IE instructors and classmates. That part may be on students but generally I would see that as a reason to perform better than poorer. Another is pricing. I think all of the classes and online access is fair, but while I did want tutoring $200/hr + 2 hr minimum is no small amount. Definitely not a selling point when I went ahead and got just about everything else on the menu. Class time to go over material reportedly decreased by a significant amount than the in previous courses. Did the price drop too with the removal of class time and material, as reportedly the material also shrunk? Or was there a compensation somewhere? Unanswered questions but it does leave a bit of curiosity. I’d definitely recommend the course for anyone interested in Law School or the LSAT, but also give them my experience, and perhaps leftover books, printouts, and notes.

I really enjoy your services, however I have a few recommendations: 1.) I feel that if you can choose the quantity of a given question time for a logic reasoning practice set it would be incredibly helpful to mirror the number of questions that are present in current exams. 2.) I also feel that it would be really awesome, if from all of the question types that students keep missing that you can suggest practice sets to improve upon their weakness. It seems like you have a bunch of data from all your users and that could be useful to improve the user experience. 3.) More video explanations for the questions that either have audio explanations or just written explanations. This has been super effective and crucial to developing my understanding. I love the wit and the visual learning style. It makes the test material some times fun and enjoyable. It also really differentiates your brand, which influenced my decision as a repeat customer.

The teacher was great, my only setback is that I have to pay an additional 100 bucks to continue studying after spending so much for the course itself. Not only that I did not do as well on the test as I was on your practice exams. Now I am stuck dropping another hundred bucks on material I had originally already paid for.

Overall, a really great class. I wish they had advertised themselves as a good introductory course though--rather than a course offering complete preparation. I rose from a 152 to a 158 in the class. I continued to work hard and eventually rose to a 171. Blueprint helped with that! That being said, there is no substitute for time. I needed 6 more months of study (using Blueprint material, as well as material from lots of other courses including Powerscore, Manhattan, and Kaplan to get there). Overall, Blueprint is definitely the best!

Good introductory course. If you want to really do well, plan to study for another month after the course ends. It is too short on its own.

Great! The instructor (Chris Whyte) was INCREDIBLE! He was so knowledgable and clearly cared about his students.

The online anytime was really great but wait to cancel until the very last day otherwise they change up the practice exams feature and make it super difficult. I had paid for the class up until October 29 but had cancelled the next month's subscription on October 26 just to avoid getting charged, and they changed all the features I had had to be a lot more difficult. I wish I had known that otherwise I would've waited to cancel until October 28 as I was using it that weekend to study for the October 28 LSAT.