The paper must argue for or against something, present a solution to a problem, or defend a position: it may not just present information on a subject.
1. Chose a topic. Your topic can be either about your major/ field of study or a job you currently hold or want to hold OR within the field of education. (Go to your online course for full assignment details).
The BC Online ENC1102 Topic Guide Pages to browse different topics relating to this paper.
OR the Browse Issues section in the Opposing Viewpoints database (Log in required!).
3. Three-to-five (3-5) sources must be used and only ONE source can be from a direct Website.
The BC Online ENC1102 Topic Guide to find a multitude of credible sources on specific topics
OR the Finding Sources page.
4. Your paper must adhere to MLA formatting and contain a Works Cited page.
The Citing Sources page for information on MLA Citation Style.