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Voynich Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Objective vs aim

Are there any differences between "My objective is to enroll at the MIT" and "My aim is to enroll at IT"? Thanks in advance!
  

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There is no difference in the use of "aim" instead of "objective" in your context, however, the right preposition for enroll is "in" . You need to drop"the" as well. Therefore, your sentence should read; My objective is to enroll in MIT.

— Hrsanei

  • There is no difference in the use of "aim" instead of "objective" in your context, however, the right preposition for enroll is "in" .
  • You need to drop"the" as well.
  • Therefore, your sentence should read; My objective is to enroll in MIT.
  • Hamid
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There is no difference in the use of "aim" instead of "objective" in your context, however, the right preposition for enroll is "in" . You need to drop"the" as well. Therefore, your sentence should read;

My objective is to enroll in MIT.

Hamid
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basically aims are what you want to achieve and objectives is what are going to do to achieve them. Aims are basically long term plans. So they are not synonyms dear. Objective is basically a target specific goal.
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the right preposition for enroll is "in

But you can find a lot of the usage of "enroll at MIT" on the internet. How should I interpret the fact?

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