For todays work, focus on the draft of your first essay. As is well illustrated by the two student essays in the introduction of our textbook, the topic of your first essay is about views of college education or choices of a college major. Both of these two topics can be approached in several different ways.
About your view of college education, one approach is to use the evolution of your attitude to the subject to quickly present your thesis statement in the introduction. Whether or not you think college education is essential for success in life, you should give specific details in the several main body paragraphs, explaining your views at different times of your life, the major influences, the most relevant experiences or events, and so on. Before ending your essay, remember that you need to return to your thesis.
About the choice of a college major, you can use your own current situation (whether or not you already have a major) to quickly present a thesis statement in the introduction. In the several main body paragraphs, you should then provide details such as what is most important to consider in such a situation (personal interest or future financial return or both or others) and why these are important rather than what are conventionally believed (such as the promotion of STEM majors). In relation to the latter, you can cite the student essay in the textbook and use your agreement or disagreement with it and your personal experiences to help explain your view. Before ending your essay, you also need to return to your thesis.
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