Blueprint Success Stories: Jacob's lofty goals

My dream job is to be President of the United States. It's a lofty goal. Someone has to do it, right? Someone from my generation's gonna do it. My name is Jacob Muller. I got an eight-point score increase in a 167 on the June 2016 LSAT, and I go to UCLA. If I could have a superpower, it would be to freeze time. You could travel the whole world and not miss a second. I assume if I freeze time, I can walk on water, too. I don't know why, but for some reason, those go together. I knew I wanted to do a prep class. I thought a program that was LSAT-specific would be the best option, just because they're experts. My instructor was Spencer Robbins. I literally feel like he could've been a stand-up comedian. I was laughing that hard at times. The teachers are sociable, funny people, and it doesn't really feel like a classroom. You never felt overwhelmed, and you also really felt like you knew it going on to the next step. A lot of people say two months is not enough. I felt like two months was absolutely enough with Blueprint. I don't want to say I did it because of my parents, but I did grow up around politics and around policy and campaigns. My first goal as president would be to fund NASA. Let's go explore the universe and see what's out there.