Academic writing comes in many forms and can cover a wide range of subject matter; however, successful writing will demonstrate certain conventions, no matter what is being written about.

"Academic writing" is a broad term that covers a wide variety of genres across disciplines. While its features will vary, academic (or scholarly) writing in general tries to maintain a professional tone while defending  a specific position or idea.

There are many different approaches to academic research, since each discipline has its own conventions that dictate what kinds of texts and evidence are permissible. Scholarly writing typically takes an objective tone, even though it argues in favor of a specific position or stance. Academic writing can reach a broader audience through more informal venues, such as journalism and public speaking.


Table Of Content :

1 Introduction to College-Level Writing
2 Writing an Effective Paper
3 The Research Process
4 Overview of English Grammar: Parts of Speech
5 Overview of English Grammar: Punctuation and Mechanics
6 Writing Effective Sentences
7 Writing Effective Paragraphs
8 Rhetorical Modes
9 Writing Across Disciplines
10 Writing a Paper in MLA Style (Humanities)
11 Writing a Paper in APA Style (Social Sciences)
12 Writing a Paper in Chicago/Turabian Style (History)



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