During the summer I don't keep office hours because I don't teach in the summers, but I'll gladly see you by appointment.
Students do, however often want to know how to prepare for law school.
Students should pursue their interests, the offerings of their particular colleges, and their personal objectives for studying law. In general, the prelaw student should place primary emphasis on the acquisition of excellent methods of study, thought, and communication, especially writing. Obviously, these skills can be acquired in a number of different areas, and successful law students and lawyers have college majors in almost every field of study available. An undergraduate major field should require rigorous application of one's abilities. The LSAT is given four times a year, at roughly the same times every year.