You are welcome. It’s always good to see that even one unversity/college students gets a helping hand from the content that I’ve written. Some people do say that the conclusions and recommendations section really do make or break a dissertation research paper and I believe this to be so true – if you have strong arguments throughout your paper but then don’t bring them together to a neat, meaningful and compelling close, then your dissertation supervisor could end up feeling as though you could have done more. This results in the effect that you receive a lower mark for your work and could miss out on a higher grade and thus classification.

Oh, and good luck. Jane.