My professor rejected all my argumentative essay topics... TWICE

[blank_page_panic]

anyone else's prof super picky about argumentative essay topics? mine just rejected my third proposal... apparently social media and mental health is "overdone"

 

[midnight.biologist]

choose current but unexplored argumentative essay topics. Instead of broad social media effects, try specific angles like "Should AI content moderation replace human moderators?"

 

[blank_page_panic]

@midnight.biologist that's actually smart... what else you got?

 

[SableCat]

Looking for unique argumentative essay topics for philosophy? My winning pick: "Does the rise of deepfakes justify radical skepticism?" Professor actually got excited about this one.

 

[rushhour]

Your argumentative essay topics should challenge mainstream views while staying grounded in research. Example: "Should academic journals require data visualization for empirical studies?"

 

[pitchperfect]

just submitted my latest topic: "should journalism schools teach coding as a core requirement?" finally got approved after two fails with generic argumentative essay topics about fake news

 

[blank_page_panic]

wow these are way better than my ideas... submitting new proposal tomorrow!

 

[JakeM92]

Have you considered exploring "Should universities mandate environmental impact reports for research projects?" It's current, specific, and hits that sweet spot between academic policy and broader societal concerns. Plus, there's solid research to draw from without being overdone.

 

[thesis_In_distress]

When my prof kept rejecting topics, I went with "Does the gamification of academic peer review undermine scientific integrity?" Worked like a charm - it's niche enough to be original but still has enough scholarly discourse to build a solid argument. Sometimes you gotta think outside the box!