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Narrative Essay Assignment



ENC 1101--due February 2nd. Late papers not accepted.

Write a personal narrative about an event or events that helped establish your sense of individuality (be specific), character, values, personality traits, choice of career, or life philosophy (attitudes/ideas about how to conduct oneself in a meaningful way). Your essay should be typed, MLA format, 12-point Times Roman font, one-inch margins, with a proper heading, header, and title, double-spaced. Minimum two typed pages to the very bottom.

This essay is helpful for college essays, scholarship essays, even interviews for jobs. Recounting and reflecting on important aspects of your character and life experience prepare you for future endeavors.

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