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English 101 Finаl Exаm Tо be Distributed оn the Dаy оf the Exam Elissa Nadworny “Fewer Students Going to College” Please read Nadworny’s “Fewer Students Going to College” by Elissa Nadworny (the last page of this document) and then write an essay of a minimum of 3 double-spaced pages to address one the following prompts. According to Nadworny, more than “1 million fewer students are enrolled in college now (par. 1). Choose one of the following two options. What are three major negative effects of such dramatic dropout in college enrollment, in your view? Do all young people need to go to college to be successful today? Why or Why not? You must begin your essay (first paragraph), though, by introducing the article, its author, and the author’s main idea in your own words. Summarize the author’s essay in 3-5 sentences presenting the author’s major/important details only. Only then lead your reader into your own thesis by writing at least three transitional sentences after your summary. Conclude your first paragraph by communicating your own thesis and begin defending your thesis in the next three body paragraph + overall conclusion. Please remember to communicate your thesis by the end of your introduction; in other words, your thesis should be the last sentence of your first paragraph, naming the three negative effects if college enrollment. Follow these steps to write your essay: Sum up the original in 3-5 sentences presenting the author’s major/important details. Slowly lead your reader into your thesis. (Minimum 3 transitional sentences) Write a thesis statement, answering the question of the above prompt. Underline your thesis. Also come up with an effective, unique title for your essay. Support your thesis with specific examples from your personal experience only. No research, only personal examples please. Appeal to pathos; all examples in support of your thesis must come from your personal experience. Edit for grammar, spelling, word use, or punctuation. Do not use the second person point of view “you”; otherwise, your grade will be reduced by 10 points. Grading Title (3 Points) Introduction (7 Points) Thesis (20 Points) Topic sentences (5 Points each, total 15) Supporting Details (30 Points) Conclusion (5 Points) Grammar, punctuation, usage, diction (20 Points) Good Luck and best wishes to you in your next English class.