Repetition rate requirements: The repetition rate of graduation thesis is required to be below 20% in general schools and not more than 10% in some schools. This means that if the repetition rate of your paper is too high, it may be considered plagiarism or other academic misconduct, which will affect your graduation performance.
Format requirements: after the paper is written, the format should be modified through self-examination, and then uploaded to the paid or free duplicate checking system for initial check, and the paper should be modified after the initial check results come out. Finally, the paper will be sent to the school, and the school will install a duplicate checking system to cooperate with the school to check the paper. If qualified, you can defend. If it is unqualified, a second revision is needed.
Content requirements: In addition to the repetition rate requirements, the school also has certain requirements for the content of graduation thesis. For example, a paper should be logically coherent, with clear arguments and sufficient arguments.