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question on essay..
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this is a dumb question, but should i capitalize "optometry" when i use it in my personal statement?
Yes, you should. 🙂
Why would you capitalize "optometry"?
I think it shows attitude and asian-ness when you write it as "oPtOmEtRy." You're bound to get in!
I don't know what it is but students these days can't read or write cursive and cursive is in decline. So professors have to resort to printing out individual letters on the chalkboard. And some professors write in all CAPS but every once in a while, they'll lower case a letter and I always get pissed off at that. C'mon, show a bit of respect for the English language.
I don't know what it is but students these days can't read or write cursive and cursive is in decline. So professors have to resort to printing out individual letters on the chalkboard. And some professors write in all CAPS but every once in a while, they'll lower case a letter and I always get pissed off at that. C'mon, show a bit of respect for the English language.
Cursive is fine, but I hate seeing it on the chalkboard. It's hard enough just following the incoherence dripping from the corners of some professors' mouths; I don't need the added struggle of fighting to get through their post-graduate–I'm-too-educated-to-be-concerned-with-legibility script. Big block-letters: there's the money.
