As a Blueprint LSAT student, you have access to LSAC's LawHub, which gives you another way to take practice exams. Many students like using the LSAC interface on LawHub, then scoring the exam on their Blueprint account to get the full score report, analytics, and explanations. But while practice tests on LawHub have 4 scored sections just like when they were originally administered, exams on your Blueprint account have 3 scored sections like you will see on your upcoming test day (more on why that is the best indicator of your LSAT skills and performance here). So you might be wondering: "How do I make sure I'm scoring my LawHub test correctly on my Blueprint account?" Luckily, we have you covered.

Make sure you only take one of PT76–PT89 or PT73 Flex. These are the practice exams that appear on your Blueprint account. If you take another PT, you won't be able to score it on Blueprint (although, since your Blueprint account has access to over 9000 LSAT questions, questions from those earlier PTs appear in your homework and Qbank sets).

Once you complete your PT, LawHub will show you the right and wrong answers, as well as allow you to review the text of the questions from the test. But, to get explanations and analytics, you’ll need to head on over to your Blueprint account.

Use the first and third columns in the table below to find which Blueprint exam corresponds to which LawHub PT. Go to the Exams page and select the corresponding exam for the test you just took on LawHub. But don’t enter your answers just yet! Read the rest of this guide first, or you might enter your answers in the wrong order.

Do not click "Take in Sections" because you won't get a 120-180 score that way.

As mentioned above, the LSAT nowadays has only three scored sections, as do your Blueprint practice exams. The fourth, additional section in your "Full" Blueprint exams is not the same as the fourth scored section in your LawHub PT. Instead, it is an "experimental" exam taken from a different PT that is unscored and used to replicate current test-day conditions, where the experimental section could be of any type, not just the default LR you’ll find in LawHub. By scoring your PT as a 3-section Flex test, you don't have to worry about dealing with that experimental section. It doesn’t matter what timing option you pick, since it will only take you 2-3 minutes to input your answers for each section.

The scored sections of your Blueprint exam are the same as those in your LawHub PT, but the sections appear in a different order. Plus, you are only scoring one Logical Reasoning section instead of two. Use the table above to make sure you’re scoring your exam accurately. Enter your answers for the correct three sections in the order listed in the final column of the table above.

Take the responses you selected on your LawHub score report, and enter those answers for each question in your Blueprint exam. There isn't a Scantron-type answer sheet to fill in, so it will look like you are going through the exam as normal. Except, you know, much more quickly... since you've already done the test on LawHub. After you've scored all the questions for each section, click "Complete Section".

After you have entered your answers for all three scored sections, clicking "Complete Section" will finalize your exam and generate your score, question explanations, personalized analytics, and data on question difficulty. Now you will be able to take a deep dive into your practice exam with the review materials you can only find in your Blueprint account.

If you've already taken a test on LawHub, head on over to the Exams page now to access our review features!