PWM Internship "Academic Paper"?
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Get the credit through a community college. Hell of a lot cheaper.
Pay the same $ for 12-18 credits. So these credits are essentially "free".
You could basically spend 5-7 pages regurgiating the Vault guide on PWM and it's industry and then spend the last couple of pages on your experience. I'm assuming the paper is more of a journal/reflection type of process rather than a research paper?
nope
Wait. Why wouldn't you just say that you will write about PWM and everything you learned during your internship?
You don't need to know those things now, but that is what you 'will' write about.
+1 i wrote 10 pages of double spaced huge font bullshit.
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