I often advise my clients to write like a human being, and NOT like a corporate video whose script was written by AI. What does this mean, concretely? Start by eliminating jargon in your personal statement. Using jargon can make a personal statement seem stiff, impersonal, and unclear.
A strong personal statement is accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or level of education. If a writer uses jargon that is not widely understood, they risk alienating the reader and appearing arrogant or out-of-touch. More importantly, though, using jargon can be dangerous because it can hide the writer's true intentions or motivations. If a writer uses jargon to mask their lack of knowledge or experience, they risk being caught out and losing the reader's trust.
While jargon may seem like a short-cut to making a personal statement seem more professional, the dangers of using it far outweigh any potential benefits. Personal statements should be clear, concise, and accessible to all readers. By avoiding jargon, writers can ensure that their true personalities and motivations shine through, and that their personal statements are effective in capturing the reader's attention and interest.

#MBAPersonalStatement #MBAAdmissions #GradSchoolAdmissions
#BusinessSchool #MBA #GradSchool #PersonalStatementTips #CollegeAdmissions #Education #CareerGoals #MBAapplication
#GraduateSchool #StudyAbroad #HigherEducation #CareerAdvice
#FutureLeaders #BusinessCareers #Leadership #MBAPrograms
#CareerSuccess #StudyGoals #MBAJourney #BusinessEducation #MBAAspirants
#AdmissionsEssentials

свернуть