ENG1101 How to be a Successful College Student Research Paper Please view the instructions in the document and complete the paper. Please pay close attenti

ENG1101 How to be a Successful College Student Research Paper Please view the instructions in the document and complete the paper. Please pay close attention on the number of required references as well as what type of references are allowed. THERE CAN BE NO PLAGIARISM AT ALL.TOPIC: HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE STUDENT 1
English 1101 Research Paper Guidelines
1. From the approved list, select a topic that you would like to
research. This list will be provided by the instructor.
2. Submit a research paper proposal. The guidelines and an
example of the proposal will be provided by the instructor.
3. Conference with the instructor about the topic and obtain
approval to research the topic.
4. Begin searching GALILEO, Credo, and the Internet for
information on your topic. (Must use at least ten sources)
5. After finding information on your topic, print, read,
annotate, take notes, and summarize the information. Be
sure to write down bibliographic information for the
information used.
6. Type your research paper.
7. The research paper must contain at least five pages of
content. This does not include the Works Cited page.
8. The research paper must contain at least ten outside
scholarly sources. Of these ten, only one source can be a
website.
9. The research paper must contain at least ten in-text
citations.
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Six Steps in Writing a Research Paper
I.
Step One: Select a topic that can be readily and easily
researched.
A.
B.
II.
Choose a subject that you find interesting.
Browse the Internet for possible topics.
Step Two: Once the topic has been selected, narrow or limit
the topic.
A. For example, if you chose the topic “drug abuse” the first thing
that you would notice is that this is a big or broad topic and
must be narrowed or limited. This topic could be limited to
focus on “successful drug treatment programs in America” or
“birth control policies in America.”
III. Step Three: Gather information on your limited topic.
A. Go to the library and gather books and articles from electronic
databases that contain material on your topic.
B. When gathering articles, be sure to evaluate the accuracy and
dependability of Internet sources.
a. Stick with Web sites that end in .org, .gov, or .edu
b. Check the dates of the sources
c. Check the authors of the material
IV. Step Four: Plan your paper and take notes on the gathered
information.
A. Carefully read through and take notes on the gathered
material.
B. Decide what information you will use to write your
research paper.
C. Carefully take notes on the information that will be
used in the research paper.
V. Step Five: Write the research paper.
VI. Step Six: Document your sources using the MLA format.

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