Term Papers
Introduction

A term paper is an essay or report which a student writes on a subject that he or she has studied during a term at a school, college, or university. Term papers are generally purposed at describing an event, a concept, or arguing a certain point. It is often a written final task that discusses a certain topic in detail, typically several pages in length and is usually due at the end of the semester.
Steps to Follow When Writing a Term Paper
- Select a creative and insightful topic
- Conduct extensive research
- Refine your thesis statement to effectively suit you research topic
- Develop a suitable outline of your paper
- Make you point to be very clear and precise in the introduction
- Use your body paragraphs to convince your readers
- Conclude your research with strong arguments
- Remember to acknowledge the authors of the research materials used
- Include a bibliography at the end of your paper
What Should Be the Length of a Term Paper?
A term paper should be roughly ten (10) pages long, amounting to about 3000 words in total. As a rule of thumb, every page of the term paper should have around 2-3 references; therefore, the whole term paper should have between 20 and 30 references and so on. Many papers may contain more than this number of sources; however, if your term paper has less than 20 references, then you most definitely stinted in the endless hours in the library department.