Which of the following should be in the middle section of an application letter that follows the AIDA plan to build interest in you?

A) Your strongest selling points that will benefit the organization
B) Information about your academic performance
C) Areas of business that you are passionate about
D) Which specific skills the employer is asking for and how you can meet those skills
E) Information on salary history and availability

The middle section of an application letter following the AIDA plan should focus on building interest in you as a candidate by showcasing your strongest selling points that will benefit the organization. This could include relevant skills, experience, and achievements that make you a strong fit for the role. Information about academic performance, areas of passion, or salary history are less relevant at this stage and can be discussed later in the application process. While it is important to address specific skills the employer is asking for, this can also be done in the opening and closing sections of the letter.