I thought it was helpful to talk with someone else. Talking out loud really helps to orient me a bit and makes me focus on what I really want to get across
I also am worried about the draft, and I'm not sure if I'll be able to do a really solid draft by then. But I am also just worried about the length of my paper because there's so much to address, and I'm not sure I'll be able to do it all in 15 pages
In order to fulfill the writing requirement for graduation my paper needs to be 30 pages… I can write 30 pages of garbage on anything I suppose but I imagine that I will have about 10 pages and the rest outlined unless Prof. Nesson says no
It might be better to have a detailed outline/sources by March 1? And then in the first meeting after spring break having a full draft? That way we have the break to write it?
Are we still at a 15-page expectation or do 2 and 3 credit papers need to be longer? I was also under the impression like @UpperPosada that we need at least 30 if we're doing this as an independent writing