MBA admissions officers care about the big things - who you are, what you have done, how you think about the world - but we believe it is important to pay attention to the details of how you present yourself as well. In this video series, mbaMission executive director and certified proofreading and grammar expert Jessica Shklar, gives her best grammar and writing tips for business school applications and beyond. In this video, Jessica talks about using a noun followed by the word "of."

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