Put all of the above information into a short report (4-5 pages, MLA double spaced). Remember, this does not mean you’re simply copy-pasting; rather, you’re doing an analysis that ends with an evaluation. Finish with a 1 paragraph evaluation to end your report. Stay either in the 1st or 3rd person throughout. (total paragraphs = 10)
OUTLINE:
The research question you’re trying to answer in your report:
- Based on your research of three companies, internships, or/and graduate programs, what made the final company, internship, or graduate program you choose the most attractive for you?
The report should be divided into the following three sections:
Section One: Introduction and explanation of the topic (~2 paragraphs)
- Explain the purpose of your work: Summarize the work you have done and clearly state what were you aiming to find out.
- You can also state the importance of your project and its relevance for you.
Section Two: Briefly discuss your Research Methods (~2-3 paragraphs)
- What were some (not all) of your key research questions?
- How did you find your information?
Section Three: Discuss your Research Findings (~4-6 paragraphs)
- provide an analysis where you tell your reader what you learned: What made your final company, internship, or graduate program choice the most attractive for you?
- you can divide your analysis into topics: for example, if you’re writing on a company, you could write one paragraph on “Wages and Benefits,” and another on “Special Skills Needed,” etc.
- Finish with a 1 paragraph evaluation to end your report.
Works Cited (use MLA format to cite any sources you used in your report)
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