Tips For Writing Your Undergraduate College / University Thesis

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This video is geared towards undergraduate college and university students that are preparing to write their Thesis. This is likely best for honor students.

There is a basic structure to every thesis that you write:
I. Introduction (tell what you are going to do).
Ii. Theory (What do we know already).
Iii. Method and Results (What you are going to do to extend what we know).
Iv. Conclusions and recommendations. How did you advance what we did.

Here are some times for your undergraduate thesis:

1. Start early. Write a little bit a day.
2. Don’t get stuck in reading mode. When you read, you write.
3. Listen to what is asked of you.
4. Get feedback from others.
5. You don’t have to sound ‘intellectual.’ Write to your Grandparent.
6. Novel ideas are more important than citing every word.
7. Enjoy the process!

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