The more that you know about different schools, the better your decisions will be about where to apply. Try to visit the schools you are considering. If you call the Admissions Office at most law schools, you can usually arrange to sit in on some classes and talk to students, faculty, and administrators. Take the LSAT in June. Start thinking about when you want to apply to law school and plan accordingly.
Many people attend law school the year following their graduation from college.
However, an increasing number of people choose to wait for a year or two in order to work and gain some real world experience before starting three years of very hard academic work. Law schools are aware of this trend and see it as a way to bring people into their classroom who understand the business world. Assemble your application materials in the early months of the fall semester. Most schools accept applications through January but it is definitely to your advantage to send in your completed application as soon as possible. Take the LSAT, if you have not already done so.