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by CriticalSquareMBA » Tue Apr 22, 2014 6:34 am
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Every company has its own "speak" - a language all its own that no one else really knows about. That includes adcoms! Not only does it make your essay incredibly arduous to read, it's also difficult to understand and can muddy what you are trying to say. But, time and time again, we see applicants throw words into their essays no one outside their industry or company could possibly be expected to know. Whether you're talking about your goals or illustrating a past experience, use real language. So what's a good way to figure out if you're falling into the "Jargon Trap"?

Read it out loud! Yup - it's that simple. The way your mind processes language is different when you read silently and when you read out loud. Giving yourself an audible experience to react to can be a great way to put yourself in the reader's shoes. Imagine you're reading your essay to an admissions director in an interview as a response to a question they just asked. For some reason, people feel the need to complicate written material well beyond how they usually speak! If you have to struggle over complex sentences or wade through "corporate speak" then that's a pretty good indication to simplify your essay.

P.S. - this is a pretty good tip for resumes too!

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