Here is some information you should know when formatting your cover page or your first page:
Your Affiliated University
Title of Your Work
Subtitle (If Applicable)
Your First and Last Name
Course Name and Title
Professor or Instructor's Name
Paper Due Date
Last Name Page Number
Your First and Last Name
Professor or Instructor’s Name
Course Number and Title
Date
Title of Your Word:
Subtitle (if applicable)
This is where you will start your first paragraph, indented once to the right using the “Tab” button on your keyboard. MLA documents do not require you to have cover or title pages, just the title of your work at the beginning of your writing, and then you just go right into your work. With MLA writing, you double space your writing, as well as keep fonts either Times New Roman, Arial, or something generic and basic like them, and you must keep the font at a size twelve. Everything from your name at the top of the paper, to your conclusion can be double spaced. You may also choose to make your title bold or not, that is a personal preference; oftentimes, if you are curious as to which to do (bolded or not), check with your instructor as they will be able to answer those specific and detailed questions.
Continue with writing your following paragraphs and work, making sure that you are keeping things double spaced and in an easy to read, size twelve font. …