Blueprint is fantastic. Take the course and don't look back. I did, and eventually scored in the 99th percentile. Yep.
Look, the fact of the matter is, test prep companies are not magic diet pills--you don't sign up for a class and automatically get a good score. The LSAT is hard for most people, and studying for it is work (real, hard, hours-bent-over-a-desk work). In fact, the test is so hard, that for the vast majority of people who score well on the test, it is NOT about being smart. It's about having drilled yourself for months. The makers of Blueprint know this, and so they have created a product that gives you everything you need to know to get a good score on the LSAT--if you put in the time and effort--AND tries to keep the process entertaining. It helps.
I took the class twice. The first time, I took it live. I did not study as hard as I should have--but even then, with their help, I scored in the 96th percentile. I took the Blueprint Online class a couple years later as a working woman. This method was absolutely perfect for me. I could fit the class to my schedule while working a 9-5. I put in more effort this time--really used ALL the resources that Blueprint has to offer (they have a ton)--and it paid off. Big time. (By the way, my initial diagnostic had me at about the 50th percentile both times. Brain fatigue and building up stamina is a real thing. Blueprint helps with that too.)
I can't promise that taking Blueprint will get you a top score, but I can promise that if you take their course, and if you work your butt off, your score will improve. Probably a lot. read more