In order to write a successful proposal essay, it is imperative that you carefully consider an issue for which you will offer a solution. This can be a problem on campus or even within the community from which you originate. Whatever you choose to focus on, make sure that it is not a broad issue that would require more expertise than you may offer in order to solve. Consider who your audience will be for this task. Who are the officials in position to make the changes you will suggest? Make sure that the tone of your essay is suitable for your particular audience.
You will need substantial research in order to complete your proposal. You will likely need sources to back up the validity of the issue, as well as information to prove that your suggestions for change are not randomly chosen. The sources you choose for support must be suitable for an academic setting. You are required to cite sources using appropriate MLA or APA format throughout your essay.
The proposal essay will include:
1. An introduction that summarizes the issue and clearly states how a change can benefit individuals in a community
2. An analysis of the problem, including any relevant background information
3. Proposed solutions that make up the bulk of the essay.
Essay Parameters:
750 words
Times New Roman, 12 font
One-inch margins at top, bottom, left, and right sides of the page
MLA or APA format
Thesis statement in the introduction
Creative title that directly relates to your thesis
2-5 sources with corresponding in-text and bibliographic citations.
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