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I define college level writing as a formal writing. College writing is more information and sounds more proper than using slang. Also, seems by the time you have reached college you have a bigger range of vocabulary stored in mind that you are able to explain yourself with a more in depth meaning. Also, college level writing is more interesting and has more of a meaning to it. Also, people in college because it is more serious than high school tend to take more time on their writing than they ever did before. College-level writing is informal, proper, and easier to read.
A college level writing is based on the experiecne that the student has on writing a paper. You range of vocabulary is a lot stronger once you get to college. You will be able to explain your topic more in depth. Once you get into college you are more serious about getting an education.
To me college writing is a well developed informational paper. I feel that you have a much larger range or vocabulary which makes your paper better. Also i feel that you go into furture detail and are serious because college is our future!
Colleg level writing is very formal and inoformational.College writing has to have a good thesis and have much detail. It keeps you very interested and is alot easier to read. College level writing is alot different then high school level writing. Better vocabulary and expalin in alot better detail.
College level writing is a formal writing. It is very descriptive and very in depth. You are able to take the topic and describe in very good detail. You are also using bigger vocabulary than in high school.
I define college writing as very well thought ideas that are put into a somewhat lengthy paper. The wording and vocabuary should be expaded using words many people today might not know the meaning of. It gives great detail and can be visulized easily.
I define college level writing as aa more profeesional form. In college your audience is a much older crowd who understand what the term of big words are and you dont have to hold anything back. In high school you had to be careful of your word choice and sometimes you was'nt able to say what you want to say.
A college level writing to me ,is much detail and a bigger range of vocabularry. College writing is more serious the high school here your paper should be well developed informational on a topic.
The college writing is very important and very helpful for me. I enjoy learning new thing suchas writing and the styles of writing.
College writing is a well constructed piece of writing. This type of writing is organized, well put together, detailed ( in depth) and structured. College writing also consist of drafting, brainstorming, revising, and editing.
College level writing is writing at a high level. You should use a larger vocabulary that makes someone really think about your writing. You should take time to write every sentence and really think of a better way to get your point across. Doing this will make you a better writer and you further more give you more respect in the class room and in life.
College level writing is writing at a high level. You should use a larger vocabulary that makes someone really think about your writing. You should take time to write every sentence and really think of a better way to get your point across. Doing this will make you a better writer and you further more give you more respect in the class room and in life.
College level writing is writing at a higher, more professional level. You should be using a range of strong vocabulary without ambiguous words. The writing should be detailed, and flow together which keeps the reader interested. You should not use too much detail, but just enough to get your topic across without going off your topic.
College level writing is something that should be suitable for an audience with a higher education. It's a little more in depth and descriptive with better diction. The contents should be formal and should be detailed and I think almost to the point, I wouldn't want to waste anyones time reading and beating around the bush.
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