Sasha F. answered 06/16/25
Harvard & Columbia Law Grad | Admissions, LSAT, & Legal Writing Coach
Start with a scene or a moment—not a quote, not a thesis. Draw the reader in with vivid detail that makes them want to keep reading. Think of it like the opening of a great short story. From there, transition into reflection and connect to your motivation for studying law.
If you're feeling stuck at the start, I can help you brainstorm a powerful opening and build from there—feel free to get in touch.