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Has leading changed over the last 15 years?

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When I was in primary school, I was told to use 1.0-line leading for papers; in secondary school, this jumped to 2.0 lines; in early tertiary school (i.e. college/university), I was told to use 1.5 line; and then, after my 3rd/4th year began, more and more I was expected to do 1.15-line leading.

In short,

  • Primary School: 1.0 line
  • Secondary School: 2.0 lines
  • Early Tertiary: 1.5 line
  • Mid-to-Late Tertiary: 1.15 line

Have expectations actually changed for academic papers, or is it that expectations have not changed but vary depending on the skill level? Or is it just combination?

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