Blueprint LSAT Preparation

I had a great experience with the Atlanta Blueprint team, and was fortunate to have Zach as my classroom instructor. He is a stellar educator and really made the course worth the students’ time. He was very engaging during every single class (which is challenging for a 6−10pm time slot), and was very generous with his out-​of-​class time by meeting with students on a near-​weekly basis to go over practice exams and do intensive review. The kind of attention you receive from a course experience with Zach is comparable to one-​on-​one tutoring, if you take the ample opportunities provided!
Based on my learning preferences, the course checked out on all counts: well-​paced, thoughtfully organized, small number of students, and diverse approaches/​activities. We also took 6 practice tests, which, while taxing, really works to prepare you best. I had ample opportunity to become familiar with the format, intensity, and timing of the test through these practice exams. Blueprint also offers a wealth of resources online, which cannot be overvalued. You can focus your study easily depending on the section that needs the greatest attention, which really helps!

I was enrolled in the Atlanta Blueprint LSAT prep course for the Oct 2015 LSAT. Zach was my instructor. He was great and every class was filled with information. Zach went above and beyond his responsibilities. He met with students before class and even on the weekends to go over any questions and help us understand why each wrong answer choice is incorrect. I’m so glad I took the classroom course. My score increased 15 points from my first diagnostic test. If you attend every class your score WILL increase dramatically.

Hello prospective LSAT prep course takers! I took the Blueprint LSAT prep course in Decatur leading up to the June 2015 LSAT. Here are a few reasons why you should sign up for Blueprint:
— Zach is an amazing teacher. Besides being extremely helpful and accommodating of people’s individual weaknesses, he’s entertaining and will keep you engaged during class.
–The flow of the class is well thought out, and designed to gradually turn you into a standardized test taking ninja, able to perform logical reasoning gymnastics in your sleep. Having problems with those tricky double negative conditional statements combo-​d with quantifiers and those tricky words like UNLESS and EXCEPT? You’ll learn how to tackle these in no time.
— You’ll get access to Blueprint’s vast database of explanations (in video, audio, or PDF format) for every question you do in class, homework, practice tests and the extra practice. I can’t understate the importance of this resource enough.
— Additionally, they have a large online catalog of extra practice questions organized by type for each section, which you can use to target sections you have problems with.
— Finally Blueprint as a company is eager to make the process as painless as possible for you. You will get speedy responses from the classroom coordinator about any question or concern that you may encounter.
That being said, by the end of the course I was scoring 13 points higher on the prep test than when I began, and would recommend it to anyone serious about gaining the skills necessary to do well on the LSAT.
TL;DR If you’re looking for some good LSAT prep, take this course!
***EDIT: I just received my test scores, and scored 16 points higher than when I began, and felt like I could do even better if given more time. Couldn’t be happier with this course!***

I participated in the Fall ’14 Atlanta Blueprint LSAT Prep classroom course with the online addition. My instructor Zach, was super approachable with any and all questions and the class size was relatively small (aproximately 15 students including myself).
The location was great, free parking on all classroom meeting days and super quiet considering being located at a college campus. The classroom itself was good size, and Zach mostly taught from the whiteboard in front, but also moved around asking questions, reading, going over strategies, etc. Also, as the course progresses and you get more comfortable he also allows students to come up and work out methods (especially game structures) with the assistance of the rest of the class.
I definitely felt the Blueprint method worked, and helped me improve my familiarity and comfort level with the test we have all come to love (note sarcasm). I was fortunately able to attend all of the on-​site classes, even though I had purchased the online as a just in-​case I still utilized both heavily. The online videos cover the material covered in class, so since I attended all the classes I used the online as a review /​reinforcement while covering the homework.
If you participate in class, do the homework, you’ll be rather surprised with how much information you have retained by the third practice test. If you don’t do anything else on-​site I recommend doing all the practice tests on-​site at minimum! Zach is great for helping to set it up like the real thing — which definitely helped me cut back on some anxiety come test day (I took the Dec 6 LSAT).
Bottom line is if you are going to take the LSAT, and you aren’t some weird oober genuis who thinks about everything from an analytical /​formal logic structure take Blueprint to prepare for your LSAT.
If you do not take Blueprint, you probably won’t do as well on the LSAT.
If you don’t do well on the LSAT, you won’t go to a good law school.
If you don’t go to a good law school, you won’t get that top law salary.
If you don’t get that top law salary, you will never find happiness.
Do yourself a favor take the Blueprint course, and find happiness. =]
(I will post another review once I get my scores!)

I was enrolled in the prep class for the December LSAT, which I found to be great. Unfortunately I made it to very few live classes. I underestimated how grueling the commute from my home in Columbia, SC would be. I wish I had made it to more. Zach the instructor of the course was great in working me with me via email. I’d send a question and get back a thorough minimum 1 page response per question.
My situation is that I’m recently engaged and just moved from California. I informed Zach and blueprint of that. They let me know they would do they’re best to accommodate me. Part of the package I purchased included the Blueprint videos, which are commonly referred to as a movie. I believe it was $ 300 extra. Well worth it. When I did make it to class if there was something I didn’t grasp throughly I had plenty of resources available to review, if I didn’t feel like pestering Zach to much. He never made me feel like I was asking too many questions and always encouraged me to keeping brining him the questions.
The curriculum is lengthy and I did some condensing on my own, which I found to help me. Ultimately I decided to hold of for the February LSAT. Given my situation blueprint offered me a free extension of the online resources through the Feb exam. I really appreciated that!
From my 1^st practice exam to second I came up 9 points, but then I started to slip on my study regiment. I truly believe that I could do a 15 point jump utilizing their curriculum and sticking to a strict study schedule.

Very helpful. Can’t speak to the methods of other classes, but their approach to Reading Comprehension was excellent. Although I had my own way of doing Logic Games, everyone else in my class seemed to greatly improve in this section by using Blueprint’s method. Blueprint is not a standard LSAT course where you just show up, solve questions in bunches, and leave. The lessons are well paced, and there is plenty of opportunity for the material to sink in. As far as test prep goes, the classes are fairly engaging and not boring. If you do the work you’re supposed to do, then you’ll see improvements in your LSAT score with this course.