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Reflective Essay: Why I Choose APA Writing
Since day one, I already had a plan as to how I would get my work done and when I would be able to work effectively. I knew when I will be busy and I choose to plan ahead of myself. I do not have children and none of my friends live near so, I do what I have to. I work around my schedule and do not get blowout about anything because I work early mornings during the week so when I get off I look at my calendar to decide what I want to do so procrastination for me is not an option.
APA writing is a little easy for me since I did it in my undergrad. I also did MLA which was similar with some difference. I have books and print outs on both writing styles. Speaking of books, I take the easy way out on getting my books. If I want to order books
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