Beginning College Student Reflective Essay

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The direct portion of Read Advice for Beginning College Student portfolio, I am obligated to select a argument against a certain topic. The indirectness of it, I am not sure if it can be a bias paper. The directness of the assignment is instructing me to give advice to beginning college students based on the readings. The indirect component of it, can I disagree on the advice given by on the readings. The directness of the portfolio states that the essay paper has a requirement of 4-5 pages long with images and double spaced. The indirectness of the requirements, is there a image size limit and how many images can I impost within the paper. The instructions order that the paper requisite of being an argument composition and not informational

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