To separate yourself from other job candidates just out of college,______.
A) provide evidence to assure the employer that your claim of having comprehensive knowledge of the field is true
B) stress the responsibilities that you have had rather than accomplishments of the past
C) dedicate several paragraphs of the letter to developing supporting details
D) mention specific tasks and experiences from previous jobs and coursework that will contribute to your success on the job
E) exaggerate your strengths and capabilities to show that you transcend others

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Your knowledge of the company can separate you from other applicants. You can also use coursework, an understanding of the field, and experience in jobs and extracurricular events to show that you're unique. Stress your accomplishments, not your job responsibilities. Be specific but concise; usually three to five sentences will enable you to give enough specific supporting details. When you discuss your strengths, don't exaggerate. No employer will believe that a new graduate has a "comprehensive" knowledge of a field.

To Separate Yourself from Other Job Candidates Just Out of College,______