Wanna hang?

You are invited to do just that on Tuesday, June 5, when Blueprint LSAT Prep will host a live Hangout on Air on Google+. You don’t want to miss out, because veteran Blueprint instructor Matt Shinners will be on hand to answer questions about the LSAT and law school admissions that are plaguing law school hopefuls like you six days before the June LSAT.

Still struggling with LSAT reading comprehension? Not sure how to start your law school personal statement? Wondering if you should bring a jacket on LSAT test day? Submit your questions now, and Matt — who scored a 180 on his own LSAT and graduated from Harvard Law — will answer them. (No questions about specific LSAT logic games, please. Not everyone watching the Hangout may have the same study materials.)

To submit your questions, email info@blueprintprep.com, post on any of our social media pages (Facebook, Twitter or Google+), or simply comment below this post.

If you’d like to be featured as one of the guests who get to ask their question live on the Hangout, let us know. We need at least three people who have used Hangouts before, or are willing to learn. If not, no worries. Matt will still address every (applicable) question we receive. Get your question in soon, though. The deadline to submit questions for Hangout With Blueprint is 5 p.m. PST Monday, June 4.

There is no formal invitation to watch Hangout With Blueprint, so visit our Google+ page at 5 p.m. PST on June 5, and you’ll be able to watch. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Google+ for updates. Also, if other responsibilities prevent you from watching the live Hangout, the video will be uploaded to YouTube — so you can watch it whenever you want.

We think hosting an informative webcast will help calm some of the nerves that are rattling you a week before the LSAT. And if you aren’t nervous about the LSAT, maybe you should host your own Hangout.

Just be sure to invite us.

UPDATE: Due to audio issues, Hangout With Blueprint had to be ended ahead of schedule. To make up for it, we’ve posted the transcript from every question and answer on our Google+ page.