Section of the Paper 1. Introduction The purpose of the introduction is to gra

Section of the Paper
1. Introduction
The purpose of the introduction is to grab the attention of the reader, this is done by presenting the reader with the topic and overview of the paper. It should contain a strong thesis statement and uses the thesis statement as an opportunity to ‘hook’ the attention of the reader.
2. Body
The Body is the critical part of the paper. It should include many fact-rich paragraphs or
subsections and will allow you to build upon your thesis statement by providing facts to support your argument. This section should not only elaborate on your opening statement but should contain accurate information obtained from credible scholarly sources. The source are timely and contain current information on your topic. The body of the paper should be written in your own words. You should use in-body citations to cite your work as appropriate in the body of the paper to avoid plagiarism.
3. Conclusion
The conclusion typically does not offer new information, but rather summarizes the main points addressed in the paper. It is mandatory to also reiterate the thesis statement.
4. Reference Page
Paper Format
Typed 12-point font
Readable font (Times New Roman or Arial) Double Spaced
One-inch margins
No extra space between paragraphs