An undergraduate thesis is not an easy task to complete. You have to conduct primary-source research, collect and analyze evidences, and make a sound argument on the chosen topic. However, the task can be simplified with our help. So, take into consideration the hints given below. They will help you create a worthwhile undergraduate thesis.
 
About your argument
 
Your argument or the thesis statement of your undergraduate thesis should be stated clearly in the introductory part. Each subsequent part should relate directly to your argument.
 
Some tutors say that a good thesis statement should pass the “so what” test. Mind it when creating your own thesis. Why should the reader care about it? Make your thesis so that it reflects your voice but not simply reports information.
 
About quotations
 
The point of an undergraduate thesis is to provide YOUR OWN interpretation of certain information. Explain it in your own words and give it your own voice. Quote secondary sources only when necessary. For instance, if you want to criticize a particular scholar’s argument, you may quote it in the undergraduate thesis.
 
About evidences
 
Mostly, an undergraduate thesis requires evidences taken from primary sources. However, sometimes they can be taken from secondary sources as well. Anyway, do not forget about footnotes while giving evidences in your undergraduate thesis. Also, remember that you need to persuade and prove that the central argument of your undergraduate thesis is true. This should be done with the help of evidences.
 
About common mistakes

• Passive voice;
• “Parallelism”;
• Sentence fragments;
• Difference between such words as “sex” and “gender”;
• Restrictive/non-restrictive clauses;
• Subject-verb agreement.

Take into consideration the mistakes listed above. Avoid and correct them in your undergraduate thesis.
 
So, good luck on your way to success in writing the undergraduate thesis!