Blueprint LSAT PreparationReviews of blueprintprep.com

Great class and great teacher - Dylan Gadek - I ended up getting a 170 with about three months of studying which I was really happy with. Blueprint has a great interface for practicing and taking practice tests which made me very prepared for test day.

Loved the online-anytime course. The videos are super funny and engaging, while also being very helpful.

My score increased from being in the mid-150s in my diagnostic to a 174 in the August LSAT-Flex. All the practice I did was through Blueprint's interface, which helped me identify my weaknesses and drill them till I got better! I also would not have been able to improve so much without the help of my instructor, Chris Whyte, who's energetic words of encouragement and thorough lessons helped keep me going over the weeks.

I absolutely loved Blueprint! I tried other free resources and got nowhere with my studies. Blueprint allowed me to see progress. All of the instructors are top-tier, not just my class instructor. The office hours are so helpful and everyone is rooting for you. My class instructor, Chris Whyte, was so clear and accessible. I loved my experience with Blueprint. Definitely worth the investment.

I cannot recommend Blueprint highly enough! I took my first practice exam in June, and got a diagnostic score of 161. After using Blueprint's online anytime course I scored a 175 on the August LSAT flex. I could not have done it without the flexible schedule and engaging videos! I studied for the LSAT while also doing a summer internship, and the flexible schedule allowed me to balance my workload and ensure I was getting all the study time in that I needed. Another thing I loved about Blueprint was the free proctored exams. I was really nervous about the virtual administration of the August LSAT-flex, and the practice proctored exam helped put my mind and ease and get used to the format. Finally, the build-your-own practice sets were so helpful in the weeks right before the test. I used them to review concepts that needed extra attention, as well as practice full-length sections. Thank you Blueprint!

Honestly the material is good, but not worth the price of the course. You can get free better khan academy practice for no cost that offers more. The live online courses at blueprint are nothing but an instructor zooming through important details that you then need to go back and re-learn on your own, they also refuse to send out the slides with info on them to help you stay on track. The pre recorded lectures are amazing, but again, not worth the 1k+ you spend on the course. I wish I had gone the khan academy route and didnt waste my time.

Update: I have now spoken with representatives at Blueprint and I do believe they are working to make the class better. They have taken down offensive videos and are working on the tech bugs throughout the system. In addition, they are now required to offer LawHub through their subscription, which will give students access to all the practice tests through LSAC. Original Review: The Blueprint online anytime course is overpriced and overrated. The course is riddled with technological problems - cut off words, lack of video explanations when one is clearly referenced, and more than a few typos - that are ridiculous for the amount of money that the course costs. On top of that, I found there to be radically too few practice tests you can attempt on the platform. I had access to nowhere near the amount of practice tests that I needed to improve my score, and had to find more elsewhere. The videos lessons themselves are full of bad, and sometimes insensitive, jokes. All of this really took away from my study experience, and I find myself 7 months down the line and with no real improvement in my LSAT score. I wanted to share this experience because I was very swayed to go with Blueprint after reading so many good reviews, but after the experience I had, I would not use it again if I could go back. I feel that Blueprint takes advantage of stressed out students who are willing to pay the big bucks for a good LSAT prep platform, but does not deliver a course worthy of over $200+/month.

Blueprint is a test prep course centered around creating an environment that is extensive in prep work for the LSAT but also remains light and fun for all of his students. The tutor Chris Whyte embodies that Blueprint teaching method. From Logic Games to Reading Comprehension, he is able to explain every necessary tactic and strategy you need to conquer the LSAT, all while finding space for a perfect music reference. And as an avid fan of music myself, all of his jokes, examples, and mnemonic made all of the difference.