Blueprint LSAT PreparationReviews of blueprintprep.com

Townes and Jacob are great instructors! They make learning the LSAT fun. They were great at explaining concepts in depth, answered our questions, and supported our LSAT journey. I will miss taking classes with them! Blueprint has a great system for reviewing work and teaching material as well. I felt like I could ask anyone for help and they could help or point me in the right direction.

Dylan and Haaris are excellent instructors-- I give them 5/5 stars. The reason I'm giving 4 stars overall is solely because the blueprint interface was not as great as it could be. (Disclaimer: I'm overall very satisfied with Blueprint; these are just things that I wish I knew prior). They don't offer blind review of questions/exams, so you have to see the answers even if you missed the question and wanted to try again without seeing the correct answer indicated. Although there's a large question bank (something like 10k questions), there are only a handful of full practice exams on the Blueprint site. Considering all students have to pay for access to all previous exams given by LSAC, I don't know why Blueprint couldn't include more on their website so I could track analytics on there instead of having to switch back and forth with LawHub-- and more importantly, to get Blueprint explanations for my incorrect questions. Lastly, a lot of their explanations (and sometimes questions/answers themselves) had typos left and right. This wasn't a big deal (other than it being slightly annoying), but someone should really look it over and make those corrections because it looks careless on Blueprint's part. That being said, I had a very positive experience with Blueprint as a whole and I would definitely recommend it!

Lilly was great! She gave custom, personalized advice in a timely fashion and always was willing to adapt her plans to accommodate my needs.

Blueprint really helped me get my score up, but I felt that a lot of the drills were unnecessary. Additionally, some of the practice was a bit extra. There was no way to mark those as "complete", so it was kind of annoying to always have sections marked as incomplete. Those are minor concerns though, and suggestions for improvement. Really solid prep course overall.

Blueprint is great. It absolutely played a huge role in my ability to increase my score. I'd recommend the Blueprint to anyone.

Blueprint is very good but be ready to chase your own tail. Most companies Won’t tell you that you have to study about 5 hours a day, redo same games over and over, and REVIEW your practice tests no matter how much You want to skip to the next hw assignment . Most people in their 20s work and go to school full time. Most prep companies don’t acknowledge that And say 3 months of study is enough. Also would be cool if prep companies allowed us to Anonymously share our scores to see where others are. I’m just saying what I wish I knew before. Goodluck

Great prep service with plenty of practice questions, which is best for learning logic games in my opinion. My only desire would be for more practice exams, or the ability to retake ones you've already completed.

I definitely learned a lot through BluePrint and the videos were great to be able to replay whenever I needed something explained more than once. I was exposed to a bunch of new ways to look at LSAT questions that I could use when I went in to take my test. I ended up getting a higher score than I had on any practice tests!