LSAT studiers, let’s a have a chat. Pull up a chair. Imagine that I am across from you, sitting backwards in a chair, arms crossed over the top of the seat just like a cool 90s guy about to give sage advice. Because that’s what I’m here for. Sage advice. You ready?
We are officially two months away from the June LSAT.
You OK? You sure? You sort of have a weird look on your face. It’s OK though! I know you’re imagining endless nights of studying conditional statements and logical fallacies. Taking practice exams. Stressing out over said practice exams. Taking more practice exams. Maybe the occasional existential crisis over a logic game that involves computer viruses? I know it sounds tough.
But imagine if you could have a hand to guide you through this process. A hand to steady your trembling nerves. A hand that has seen LSATs far and wide, lo and hi. A hand that has scored 170+ on an actual LSAT. A hand that has already helped countless students through the process of studying for the LSAT, test-by-test, question-by-question. And now imagine that hand is attached to one of our sagacious Blueprint tutors. Sounds pretty nice, huh?
“But tutors, those are for fancy people, no?” you say. “Those are for the people who can tell their canapés from their crudités, and know which cheeses to pair with a crisp young Riesling? Even the word tutor, taken from the Old French tuteor, connotes French nobility walled up in their castles learning about Latin etymology! That is not for me!”
Oh my friend, this is where the sage advice comes in. Because next week tutoring with Blueprint is for everyone. Ring the alarm.
From Monday, April 17 at 9 am PST through Friday, April 21 at 6 pm PST, we’re offering a 20% discount on all Blueprint tutoring purchases. That’s right. All of them. From a la carte hours up through our 30- and 60-hour premier packages, you’ll get 20% any tutoring purchase. Just enter promo code SPRING20 at checkout, and you’ll be that much closer LSAT glory.
So get ready for next week. This limited-time offer comes around rarely, and you don’t want to miss out.
