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A Student’s Dissertation-Making Guide at Writing-Services

Dissertation design differs depending on the instructor’s requirement or the type of essay that you will be doing.  However a dissertation design is more or less the same if you follow the general dissertation design. Here is the checklist that you can use for you to have an idea what a general dissertation design contains.

• Your dissertation should use double spacing except at the approval page, the title page, and the end notes and your footnotes. You can also use the standard fonts, 10-12 font size and Arial or Times New Roman font style.
• The general dissertation design would require the following pages: the Abstract page, contents page, Introduction, Literature review, methodology, data analysis, discussion, conclusion, the bibliography page and the appendices.  
• In your dissertation design, it may suggest that you use 11”x 8.5” paper with all sides set to 1” margins or the right margin set at 1.5, depending on what the instructor would tell you.

The above mentioned general dissertation design depending on the writing style that is required of you. But in writing dissertation, this is the general dissertation design that is being used by most. However, this can be modified in case your instructor would require you to add some pages.

This dissertation design can help start you dissertation writing and you now have an idea what pages maybe included in your dissertation and you  can now start the planning stage by giving a timetable on how much time will you be spending writing each part in your design. This will guide you in planning out what needs to be done first and give you time to review how each part is done.