Include Outline Here:
Title: Your Essay Should Have a Specific Title
I. Introductory Paragraph
A. Information about the topic to hook your reader
1. Information about the topic to lead to your thesis.
2. Information about the topic to lead to your thesis.
3. Information about the topic to lead to your thesis.
B. Thesis statement: Include your thesis statement (word for word) from above. The thesis statement should be the last sentence of your introductory paragraph.
II. Body Paragraphs: review this tutorial to ensure you are meeting the requirements for your body paragraphs

A. First Main Subtopic
1. Supporting Detail
2. Supporting Detail
3. Supporting Detail (you can have many supporting details; you need at least 3)
B. Second Main Subtopic
1. Supporting Detail
2. Supporting Detail
3. Supporting Detail (you can have many supporting details; you need at least 3)
C. Third Main Subtopic
1. Supporting Detail
2. Supporting Detail
D. Fourth Main Subtopic
1. Supporting Detail
2. Supporting Detail
3. Supporting Detail (you can have many supporting details; you need at least 3)
E. Fifth Main Subtopic (you can have as many main subtopics as you need to thoroughly support and explain the thesis statement– your essay must be 3-4 pages long)
1. Supporting Detail
2. Supporting Detail
3. Supporting Detail (you can have many supporting details; you need at least 3)

III. Concluding Paragraph
A. Summary of Main points
1. The main points are those you make in your body paragraphs: the subtopics.
2. Restated Thesis (Reword the point you make in your thesis rather than copy and paste your exact thesis statement.)
B. Final Idea or lasting impression. You may want to include a “call to action” or a “next step” depending on your topic.