Blueprint LSAT PreparationReviews of blueprintprep.com

Sometimes the tech would glitch and it would be difficult to study

Scored worse after taking prep courses. Attended every class, did homework, did better on the LSAT I did on my own 5 yrs prior, before prep. I was so upset, and the money it cost me!

I did Blueprint’s classroom course and couldn’t be happier with my decision. My instructor, Chris Whyte in Fullerton, sincerely cares about making the class as enjoyable as possible. If you want to learn the necessary strategies without dying of boredom, let Blueprint find you a Chris.

The material was racist and homophobic. I will not recommend it to anyone. Especially not other students of color.

I think if anything, blueprint made the LSAT more confusing.

Our teacher made the class great. Cory built us up and strengthened our logical powers with great humor to boot. For the program itself, I mostly appreciated the online resource which provided vast resources to improve on the test. The only downside with this comes from the computer interface; the LSAT is a paper test and writing on the paper makes a big difference. Still, I tell anyone considering the test to take the Blueprint class.

My lsat score increased 17 points from my initial practice test after taking this course. I’m not lying if you want to do well on the LSAT this course is really entertaining and very helpful when it comes to learning the sections on the exam.

Blueprint had all the resources I needed to do well on my LSAT: classroom time, recorded resources, tons of question with answers, practice exams. I walked into the exam and felt more confident because of all the prep work, and I did better than I would have without it. I didn’t end up with my dream score, but I got the score that got me into my schools of choice.