Blueprint LSAT Preparation

I’ll admit, my research before signing up for the Blueprint Prep class was pretty rudimentary — little searches on Unilocal and Google, narrowed down mostly by dates and location. That said, I’m so glad I took the Blueprint class.
Blueprint is an experience. There are in-​person classes, online review segments, homework, online review of every single homework question, and optional (and additional $$) video classes for those who missed a class or want to be super thorough.
I was lucky enough to be able to attend every class in person, and they were great! Our instructor, Chris, is one of the most patient guys I have ever met, treating every question with the same importance regardless of how obvious it might seem. He sent follow up emails on questions he had been mulling over, and made up some hilarious examples to demonstrate different question types. We covered an immense amount of material, but Chris got us through it without undue confusion.
I felt that the class prepared me very, very well for the test itself. For each section, I had some concrete strategies for how to tackle it, and never felt any moments of panic. From the first practice test to the test itself, my score rose ten points! This exceeded my expectations, and I definitely feel that most of it was due to the solid prep that I did with Blueprint.

Hi everyone,
This is my first review on Unilocal.I took the LSAT five years ago and didn’t get the score I wanted. Instead of going to law school, I found other things to keep me busy and when my score expired this year, I decided to try and take the exam again. After looking through the different potential programs, I decided on Blueprint. I liked the web interface and their ability to track your performance on different questions seemed like a good idea. I had no idea how right I was.
The course was two months and took place at the University of Washington. The class size was small enough so that the teacher, Chris, was able to get to know everyone. Both Chris and the Blueprint materials effectively taught the Blueprint method for all three sections on the LSAT. Chris was a great instructor keeping everything relaxed and relevant (by using comic real world examples) but also structured and moving forward at a brisk pace. We took six practice exams, but the course also offered an extra 11 exams that could be taken on your own.
If that wasn’t enough, one of the real benefits of the Blueprint method was the website and the data analytics. The instructors have created a database of questions and classified them based on a type and how difficult they are. That way when you get something wrong, you can figure out if you’re getting the same type of question wrong and then drill to get it right. I found it very useful in targeting which type of logical reasoning questions I was weak on and which games I was having trouble on.
All in all, I was very satisfied with my experience at Blueprint.

If you’re going to take the LSAT, there is no better way to study in my opinion. The first time I took the LSAT I used a different online prep company who will remain nameless. I did okay but I wasn’t happy with my score. After deciding to retake, I researched other prep companies and I found Blueprint. I only found great feedback so it sounded like a smart choice. I’m very glad I went with Blueprint. Most (all?) the other prep companies prep students for a lot of different tests. Blueprint only does the LSAT. And they do it well. My instructor was extremely knowledgeable, approachable, and entertaining. He made sure that everyone was comfortable with the material being covered and he was always willing to stay late or come in early to give people individual attention if they wanted it. The Blueprint material is designed to make studying entertaining which seems like a small thing from the outside looking in, but after weeks of non-​stop studying, you’ll come to appreciate that. The behind-​the-​scenes support staff is also great. During my course, a few of us complained about the small desks we had in our classroom. A week later, we had large tables.
Long story short, I improved my score enough to get into the school I wanted to get into. I would recommend this course to anyone wanting to prepare for the LSAT.