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Blueprint Adds Six New Cities for LSAT Prep
Here we go again. As you might recall, Blueprint LSAT Preparation recently spread its LSAT love by opening classes in Austin, Boston, Philadelphia, Phoenix and Washington DC. It was a big step forward...
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Spring Enrollments for Blueprint’s Live LSAT Course Now Open
Merry Spring-Enrollments-Are-Now-Open Day! Although this time of year is always special, it’s an extra meaningful occasion this time around because starting in 2012, Blueprint LSAT Preparation is...
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Objection! The Top Three Silliest Lawsuits of 2011
Enough with the all too serious LSAT and law school advice of the past month. It’s time to strap in for some funny. And nothing says “holiday cheer” like a good ol’ frivolous lawsuit . . . or three....
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LSAC: All LSATs Will Now Feature Two Pages for Logic Games
As June LSAT test-takers may recall, the latest LSAT administration by the Law School Admissions Council featured, for the first time ever, two pages for Analytical Reasoning. Turns out, it wasn’t an...
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Sandy Shuts Down LSAC’s Offices For a Second Straight Day
UPDATE: A representative from LSAC has confirmed that LSAC will waive the late registration fee for all December LSAT registrants. If you tried accessing LSAC’s website for the past 24 hours or so,...
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Halloween Horror: LSAC Not Releasing LSAT Scores Today
Hurricane Sandy might be gone, but its effects are certainly still being felt. We in New York City are still learning how to live without the subway and reliable internet and microwave ovens, which...
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Top Law School Stories of 2012 (With a Look Ahead to 2013)
It has been a tumultuous year in the wide world of law school news: suits filed, requirements imposed, tuitions raised, and accreditation denied. To put it simply, that’s a lot of stuff. Here are some...
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LSAC Sues California: What the Lawsuit Could Mean For You
The LSAC has been at the receiving end of quite a bit of process over the past few years. Lawsuits filed against them under the American’s with Disabilities Act for discriminatory practices (both in...
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Announcing Blueprint’s New Partnership with Ivey Consulting
Good news, future lawyers. Your journey to law school just got a whole lot smoother. Blueprint LSAT Prep is proud to announce a new partnership with Anna Ivey Consulting that will see former...
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Blueprint LSAT Prep’s New Website is Live!
As long as you’re not Facebook, Twitter or the Affordable Care Act, a redesigned website will never make national news. Today, that changes. Alert the presses, folks: Blueprint LSAT Prep has a brand...
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And The Winner of Our LSAT Caption Contest Is…
While most of you probably spent the weekend nursing a Halloween hangover (that eighth Goldschlager-infused Three Musketeers bar might have been a mistake), we here at Blueprint LSAT were cloistered...
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Caption Contest: Win the New Blueprint LSAT Book!
In the dead of winter (and February LSAT studying), you have to have fun where you can. And occasionally those attempts end in disaster, as with the young gentleman pictured above. So what can you do...
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Last Days to Get 10% Off Any Class
All good things must come to an end, and Blueprint’s 10th Anniversary Sale is no different. Tomorrow (3/3) is the last day we’ll be offering 10% off any of our courses in celebration of our 10th...
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Introducing the Blueprint App
Every so often, a new idea comes along that changes the face of humanity — the very way that we understand life. The heliocentric solar system. The theory of evolution. And, of course, Goober. Now...
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Judge Slapped with $2.2 Million Suit when Driveway Feud Turns Ugly
Justice Barbara Wilson of Southampton, NY is being sued by neighbor Tony Gugliotta for defamation. The story begins as a fairly standard argument over a shared driveway, a portion of which Judge...
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Cliffs Notes: Supreme Court Edition
If you’ve been living under a rock for the last week (or have somehow managed to avoid social media completely), you might not know that the Supreme Court has made some extremely important decisions....
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The Case of the Devious Defecator
Today’s story from the legal world begins with piles of human excrement – and yes, we mean that literally. The piles in question were mysteriously left around a warehouse in Atlanta. The case of the...
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Undergraduate/Graduate School Breakdown of the 2016 Presidential Candidates
Does it matter where POTUS went to school? The 2012 presidential election pitted two Harvard Law grads against each other: Barack Obama ’91 and Mitt Romney ‘75. Perhaps deepening the Ivy League...
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Justin Bieber launches devastating assault on logic.
A few weeks ago we considered how a variety of celebrities would fit in as attorneys. Aaron Rodgers, for example, who at one point considered foregoing his football ambitions to focus on getting into...
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Blueprint LSAT Prep’s New Website is Live!
As long as you’re not Facebook, Twitter or the Affordable Care Act, a redesigned website will never make national news. Today, that changes. Alert the presses, folks: Blueprint LSAT Prep has a brand...
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