Others choose simply to put their paper in a 3-ring binder. It's up to you. Almost all College of Wooster students work harder on their I.S. than they have ever worked in any other course and you have most of an academic year invested in this project. It's natural to feel like your I.S. is worth a lot and, unlike the case with courses where you have regular exams, there is little basis for comparison with other students. But, an I.S. reflect the culmination of all the preparatory work that you have done throughout your first 3 years at Wooster as well as your personal habits and skills.
People differ in their backgrounds and in their constraints.
Some people who are very good at course work find I.S. difficult. On the other hand, some people who have struggled with classes find a topic that really motivates them and do an excellent job with it. Updated by Jws ., June 1997.