Overview: This is a freeform freewrite to help you get started with the final paper that is
due as you complete this course. You have 2 approaches to choose from. This
assignment describes both so that you can make a decision and put down on paper
your thoughts, insights, creative ideas – and questions that can be answered by
conducting research.
Your final paper for this course will be 4 to 5 pages of personal writing that will also
include research (more about the research in Assignment 9). At this point, you will start
thinking, brainstorming and freewriting about your topic. Then you will be able to gather
information on your topic while completing other assignments.
You can approach your final paper for this course in 2 ways. You can “write for college,”
such as a paper exploring a field or area you may want to major in or pursue as a
career, or “write for life,” a speculative look into your life 20 years from now, using your
past and your present as base points.
First, decide if you want to explore and write about a major or career area, which will
include reflecting about things that interest you, that you enjoy doing and are passionate
about. I suggest that you choose a topic for this paper that will be so fascinating to you
that you won’t even notice the passage of time as you research and write about it. Even
Albert Einstein has comments, as advice to his son, about what to pursue: the secret to
learning the most, he wrote in 1915 is “when you are doing something with such
enjoyment that you don’t notice that the time passes.”
You can also research the job positions and prospects in that major area. Or you can
write “for life,” creating a portrait in words about yourself, perhaps beginning by
describing the year you were born, then envisioning yourself (and your
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ccomplishments) in 20 years. Both topics will include your own thoughts, ideas and
insights, along with information from credible academic sources. For the final paper, you
will use MLA citation formatting and include a separate Works Cited page at the end
If you decide to explore a major or career field that interests you, Chapter 5, Writing to
Explore; Chapter 7, Writing to Analyze; or Chapter 9, Writing to Evaluate, may help you.
The audience for this paper is you, as you are exploring options and ideas to help guide
you through college and on into a career field
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