Reading time for reviewers: Reviewers usually need to read a large number of papers. If there are too many words in your paper, it may affect the reading time and efficiency of reviewers and the evaluation results.
Exquisiteness of the thesis: The requirement of the undergraduate thesis is to be able to accurately and concisely express the problem and demonstrate the conclusion. If there are too many words, the content of the paper may be lengthy and lack of conciseness, which will affect the quality and evaluation of the paper.
Time limit for defense: when defending, students need to explain and elaborate the contents of the paper within the specified time. If there are too many words in the paper, it may lead to insufficient time to fully explain the key points and highlights of the paper.
Therefore, when writing undergraduate thesis, it is suggested that the number of words in the thesis should be strictly controlled according to the requirements of schools and majors, so as to ensure the refinement and conciseness of the thesis and pay attention to the reading experience of reviewers. If it is necessary to increase the number of words in the paper, the quality and academic value of the paper can be improved from the aspects of argumentation depth, research methods and empirical data.