#lsat classes

It’s heating up out there—I mean, I guess not if you live anywhere on the East Coast. The end of the Spring Semester will be here before you know it and that means the June LSAT is looming over the horizon. This year, the June LSAT will be extra special because it’s the last time everyone will take a paper LSAT (you know, because the LSAT is going digital in July and whatnot). According to an official-nonofficial Blueprint poll across social media, 30% of students plan to take the June 2019 LSAT. Many just don’t want to go through the uncertainty that a new digital LSAT brings. If this is you, it’s time to starting thinking about June test prep.

The majority of Blueprint courses begin in late March/early April, save for one extended Live Online class that begins at the beginning of March. We’ve listed all our June courses below so you can easily find your closest class. If classroom instruction isn’t your thing, you can go the self-study route and enroll in our monthly Online Anytime course! If you’re stuck between classroom courses, Live Online courses, or the online LSAT course, our Academic Managers can help walk you through the process of choosing the right prep style for you—or, you can take a fun quiz to find out too!

Nationwide:

Live Online June Extended: Begins Saturday, 3/9, with instructor Robert Seaney (174). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday afternoons. Live Online (April-May): Begins Wednesday, 4/10, with instructor Dylan Gadek (178). The class meets Saturdays and Sundays and some Wednesday afternoons. Live Online T/TH Evening (April-June): Begins Saturday, 4/13, with instructor Ross Rinehart (170). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Saturday afternoons. Live Online M/W Evening (April-May): Begins Saturday, 4/13. The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings. Live Online T/Th Weekday (April-May): Begins Sunday, 4/14, with instructor Chris Whyte (171). The class meets Tuesday, Thursday, and some Sunday afternoons. Live Online Condensed: Begins Monday, 4/29, with instructor Robert Seaney (174). The class meets Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and some Saturday afternoons.

California:

Bay Area/Northern California:

Berkeley March-May: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Michael Moss (173). The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Berkeley April-May: Begins Saturday, 4/13, with instructor Blair Kittle (173). The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday afternoons. Davis: Begins Saturday, 4/13. The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Saturday mornings. San Francisco: Begins Saturday, 4/6. The class meets Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings. San Jose: Begins Sunday, 4/7. The class meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Southern California:

Fullerton: Begins Saturday, 4/6, with instructor Chris Whyte (171). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Saturday mornings. Irvine: Begins Sunday, 4/14, with instructor Ross Rinehart (170). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Downtown Los Angeles March-May: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Jelena Woehr (178). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Downtown Los Angeles April-June: Begins Saturday, 4/6, with instructor Branden Frankel (175). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings. UCLA 1: Begins Saturday, 4/6, with instructor Spencer Robins (179). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings. UCLA 2: Begins Sunday, 4/14, with instructor Kyle Gehrmann (171). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Northridge: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Branden Frankel (175). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Riverside: Begins Sunday, 4/14. The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Sunday mornings. San Diego: Begins Sunday, 4/7, with instructor Nick McIntosh (172). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

District of Columbia:

Washington D.C. March-May: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Shir Davidovicz (170). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Washington D.C. April-May: Begins Saturday, 4/13, with instructor Thomas Dimmock (180). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Florida:

Miami: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Felipe Santos (177). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Illinois:

Chicago: Begins Saturday, 4/13, with instructor Cory OBrien (170). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

Massachusetts:

Boston: Begins Sunday, 3/31. The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

New York:

Brooklyn: Begins Saturday, 4/13. The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Saturday mornings. New York March-May 1: Begins Saturday, 3/23, with instructor Kevin Lin (180). The class meets on Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings. New York March-May 2: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Kevin Lin (180). The class meets on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings. New York April-May: Begins Sunday, 4/7, with instructor Dash Kwiatkowski (176). The class meets on Monday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday afternoons. New York Midtown: Begins Sunday, 4/14, with instructor Julien Hawthorne (170). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Sunday mornings.

Texas:

Austin: Begins Sunday, 3/31, with instructor Jenny Steiger (174). The class meets on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and some Sunday mornings. Houston: Begins Saturday, 4/6, with instructor Sam Huang (170). The class meets on Tuesday evenings and some Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Washington:

Seattle: Begins Saturday, 4/13, with instructor Andrew McDonald (170). The class meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings and some Saturday mornings.

As you’ve probably heard, LSAC has changed the LSAT schedule around this year. The good news is that there are more LSATs. But if you’re not careful, the LSAT can sneak up on you.

This year, after the September LSAT, the next LSAT will be in November. Not December like it’s been since the beginning of time, but November. If you’re thinking about the November LSAT now, you’re ahead of the game, and we at Blueprint have a little something to reward you.

We’re having an Early Bird Sale on our classes for the November LSAT. The sale will run from this Wednesday July 23 through next Wednesday August 1. You’ll get $300 off our classroom course or $75 off your first month of our online course. All you have to do is use the promo code earlybird300 (classroom) or earlybird75 (online, but you probably figured that out) when you register.

If you go for our classroom course, you’ll get to spend a whole bunch of time with one of our stellar instructors, who have been extensively trained and screened for personality, LSAT score (at least 170) and teaching ability. You’ll also get to study alongside other people with the same goals. Some of them may have missed this sale, so you’ll feel like you’re the savvy one. Your homework will be so smart it adapts to you, giving you questions that match your level of ability. You get access to every released LSAT question, with explanations. If you miss a class or just want to review something, you also get access to our online class.

Do you prefer to study for the LSAT at 3AM in your underwear? For now, at least, the online class is your ticket. You get the same adaptive homework, the same books, and the same curriculum. That curriculum gets delivered through hilarious videos featuring Blueprint OGs Trent and Matt and lots of animations. Take your preconceptions of an LSAT instructional video and throw them out the window, because this is much better. If you have any questions, you’ll get to email your Study Buddy, an LSAT expert who’s there to help.

The early bird gets the worm, or in this case the discounted LSAT prep. But don’t delay. If you miss this sale, you’ll still be able to study for the November LSAT. You’ll still be able to take one of our classes. But you’ll miss out on this discount, and your bank account will never forgive you.