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Citing Sources   Tags: apa, citation_guide, citing_sources, mla  

Learn how to cite your sources using a citation style.
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Citing your sources is an essential part of college research which allows you to acknowledge and use the works of others in your essays, research and assignments.

Any information (including ideas!) that you did not create yourself must be credited using a citation method - the most popular are APA and MLA.

Remember to ask your instructor which citation method they would like you to use!

If you have any questions please contact our staff at the reference and research desks and we will help you further.

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