Project requirement: For this project, you will identify a problem/issue/need and propose a solution/action. In order to write an effective proposal, you’ll also need to address the feasibility, cost, process, etc. Proposals can be necessary for you to persuade a reader or stakeholder that you have a viable solution to address a need or problem. For instance, if you saw a need for additional security measures at Miami University, you could make a proposal that (after establishing the need/problem) details what measures might be taken to address the problem, how the solution might be implemented, and what it could cost. Similarly, you might be aware of problems or issues in your own workplaces or professions and could present your solution to such a problem. The more knowledge you gain about the context in which your proposal would be implemented, the more effective it will be. (See Anderson Chapter 23). You will need to consider what is at stake, who the stakeholders are, who has authority/power to implement changes, who your target audience might be for your proposal, etc. The closer you are to the possible problem/issue, the more effective your proposal will be. For instance, if you’re aware of issues/problems at your workplace, your school, your local community, or an organization you’re involved in (or have been in the past), you will have better knowledge of the context and so might better understand what solutions might actually work and how they might be implemented. In contrast, larger problems of national or international importance, such as current political issues or a humanitarian crisis, are likely too big or complex to effectively address for this project. OUTLINE: ~Introduction in which you identify the problem/issue and review the research/background/conversation regarding that issue. ~Thesis, in which you detail your proposal as a possible solution to the issue/problem. ~Discussion, in which you detail your proposed solution ~Justification, in which you argue how your proposal is a reasonable and good solution ~Implementation, in which you detail how your proposal would be implemented, what it would cost, who would make the changes, etc. ~Conclusion, in which you reemphasize the importance of the problem and why your proposal is a good one Before do anything need to come up with a proposal or solution to the problem of tuition being too high. My proposal go something like : Most college students are unable to afford the high tuition of college. With tuition at Miami at around $12,000 a year not including other fees, most college students are forced to work full time in order to keep up with their high student debt. When a student works full time their education suffers. They are sometimes unable to turn in work or miss class. We found some solutions for the high cost of college which include, doing a three year bachelor program, scholarships and grants, enrolling in a community college, and renting your textbooks. -Follows a consistent and helpful documentation style – MLA or APA Here are some sources I found on solutions to the problem. https://www.usnews.com/education/blogs/the-collegesolution/2010/12/28/25-ways-for-colleges-to-cut-costs https://www.foxbusiness.com/features/four-ways-collegescan-cut-costs-for-students https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/politicians-suggestways-to-reduce-tuition/3175263.html http://blogs.wsj.com/experts/2015/09/17/eight-ways-forcolleges-to-cut-their-costs
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