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how many words do you need for your pip (1 Viewer)
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killer-cupcakes
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I'm pretty sure between 2500,5000 words 
its killing me atm lol
its killing me atm lol
killer-cupcakes
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I'm pretty sure between 2500,5000 words
its killing me atm lol
its killing me atm lol
killer-cupcakes
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I'm pretty sure between 2500,5000 words
3,000 to go
its killing me atm lol
3,000 to go
its killing me atm lol
AccelerateGirl
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No, NO, NO, word limit is 4000 for CM, 500 each for log, intro and conclusion
Cheesecake_a
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It is still 4000 for CM right?
For some reason I am getting really confused again, I just want to clarify because I remember it was 4000 words?
For some reason I am getting really confused again, I just want to clarify because I remember it was 4000 words?
Yep, the word limit for the Central Material is between 2500-4000; the guidelines were changed between 2010 and 2011, but it's definitely 4000 words for us.
Log, Introduction and Conclusion all have word limits of 500 as well (although 10% leeway is allowed for these sections ONLY, not the CM)
Log, Introduction and Conclusion all have word limits of 500 as well (although 10% leeway is allowed for these sections ONLY, not the CM)