The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games

The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games (561 pages) teaches students how to tackle the difficult Logic Games section of the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). Students who wish to attend an ABA-credited law school must take the LSAT. The exam is divided into three sections that include Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Logic Games. Of the three sections, students typically struggle the most with Logic Games.

The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games teaches students how to utilize the "Blueprint Building Blocks" method to identify game types, set up an appropriate diagram, and address the questions in the most efficient manner. Students learn these methods by tackling 35 real Logic Games, all taken from the most recent LSATs released from Law Services (the makers of the LSAT). Because the LSAT has gotten more difficult over the years, it’s important that students use the most recent tests to prepare. The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games uses up-to-date material, as well as the same brilliant (and humorous) techniques taught in Blueprint’s live and online LSAT prep courses.

Each LSAT prep book comes with a free Blueprint account, which allows readers to log into Blueprint’s website and watch fully animated, HD video explanations for all of the Logic Games in the book. The video subscription lasts for one year from the date of purchase and the videos are the same as those used in the Blueprint LSAT Prep courses and feature company founder Matt Riley, who has taught thousands of LSAT students and has never missed a Logic Game question on a real LSAT.

The LSAT is the single most important factor in a law school applicant’s chances of admission. With The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games, pre-law hopefuls can increase their score on Logic Games in particular and the LSAT in general.

Blueprint LSAT Preparation provides premiere LSAT preparation for students applying to law school. Blueprint provides live LSAT courses to students throughout the United States and online LSAT courses accessible anywhere. Blueprint recently expanded its LSAT offerings to include The Blueprint for LSAT Logic Games, the most comprehensive study guide for LSAT Logic Games available. Blueprint LSAT Preparation was founded in 2005 by Trent Teti, Jodi Triplett, and Matt Riley in Los Angeles, CA.