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Harry Potter, Twilight, The Hobbit, The Little Prince, The Da Vinci Code. What do these books have in common?
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William Strunk Jr. phrased it best in the must-have book for writers of all levels, The Elements of Style: “Vigorous writing is concise.
When it comes to your college application, few elements carry as much weight as the admissions essay — a few hundred carefully chosen words that can be the deciding factor between a rejection and an acceptance letter.
Editor’s note: This article was reviewed and updated in June 2026 to meet Global English Editing's latest editorial standards.