Centered, 14-pt, Boldface, Uppercase and 1 Centered Heading Lowercase Heading Flush Left, 11-pt, Boldface, Uppercase and Lowercase 2 Flush Left Heading Heading Indented, 11-pt, bold, lowercase paragraph heading 3 Paragraph Heading ending with a period. Indented, 11-pt, boldface, italicized, lowercase 4 paragraph heading ending with a period. Indented, 11-pt, italicized, lowercase paragraph 5 heading ending with a period. Pagination All pages of the thesis from the title page to the last page of the appendices are counted but not necessarily numbered. Some pages, such as the title page and approval page are counted but do not bear page numbers. Type the numerals on the 1” bottom margin, centered with the body of the text. Body of Text The body of the text explains, illustrates, argues for, and in some cases proves by organizing in a coherent manner the evidence gathered from various sources. The thesis will usually be divided into several chapters, some or all of which may be prescribed by the department. The text should be clear, accurate, and written in an academic scholarly style. The presentation of the thesis is as important as the research; take time to edit and proofread the final copy of the work carefully. When typing the body of the text, there are two important requirements: There should always be at least two lines of a paragraph on any given page. This is of concern when the paragraph begins at the bottom or ends at the top of a page. Do not divide the last word on a page. References Cited Use the MS Word tool for citations and bibliography to automatically populate references cited in the thesis template. Sequentially number the tables with Arabic numerals in the order in which references appear. References cited should to adhere to APA 6th edition format
1 Centered Heading Centered, 14-pt, Boldface, Uppercase and Lowercase Heading 2 Flush Left Heading Flush Left, 11-pt, Boldface, Uppercase and Lowercase Heading 3 Paragraph Heading Indented, 11-pt, bold, lowercase paragraph heading ending with a period. 4 Indented, 11-pt, boldface, italicized, lowercase paragraph heading ending with a period. 5 Indented, 11-pt, italicized, lowercase paragraph heading ending with a period. Pagination All pages of the thesis from the title page to the last page of the appendices are counted but not necessarily numbered. Some pages, such as the title page and approval page are counted but do not bear page numbers. Type the numerals on the 1” bottom margin, centered with the body of the text. Body of Text The body of the text explains, illustrates, argues for, and in some cases proves by organizing in a coherent manner the evidence gathered from various sources. The thesis will usually be divided into several chapters, some or all of which may be prescribed by the department. The text should be clear, accurate, and written in an academic scholarly style. The presentation of the thesis is as important as the research; take time to edit and proofread the final copy of the work carefully. When typing the body of the text, there are two important requirements: There should always be at least two lines of a paragraph on any given page. This is of concern when the paragraph begins at the bottom or ends at the top of a page. Do not divide the last word on a page. References Cited Use the MS Word tool for citations and bibliography to automatically populate references cited in the thesis template. Sequentially number the tables with Arabic numerals in the order in which references appear. References cited should to adhere to APA 6th edition format