Conclusions: After working your way through the difficult methodologicalpart, you only have to write your conclusions. Shortly recap why your hypothesis is new, why it advances knowledge, why is it worth researchingand how, from a practical point of view, are you going to do that. Overall, the capacity of your project to answer the research question shouldcome out crystal clear from the body of the paper, and especially from the conclusions. If this happens, it means you have a well-written RP, and you have just increased you chances for having a successful application.

　　One last word: how big should your RP be? In most cases, this is specified in the application form. If it is not, we suggest that you keep it atabout 1500 words (that's 3 pages, single-spaced, with 12 size Times NewRoman). In fewer words it can be really tough to write a good RP. With more you might bore your readers. Which we hope will not happen.

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