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How to Write a Thesis Statement
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You can use these steps when creating your thesis statement:
- Write the topic and main ideas of your paper, in point form.
- Freewrite the most important conclusion or thought you have about your paper.
- Make connections between the points and highlight implications, causes or applications; answer the question: "Why did you write this essay?".
- Combine the above ideas into one or a few sentences.
Sample topic: Residence and first year students.
Main ideas:
- residence life
- first year students
- stress
- health
- behaviour
- success
- grades
Finished Thesis statement:
Residence life has a negative impact on first year students' health and success.
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| Page Content By: Learning Assistance Centre (Last Revised Sep 17, 2007) |
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