Citation styles

SizaPoint helps you keep references consistent while you write and research. Your course brief always decides which style to use.

  • APA

    Author–date style common in social sciences and education. Pay attention to & vs and, and p./pp. page markers.

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  • Harvard

    Author–date family used across many faculties worldwide. Variants differ — match your department handbook.

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  • IEEE

    Numbered citations typical in engineering and computing papers.

  • Vancouver

    Numeric biomedical style — useful for health and clinical research writing.

  • MLA

    Humanities-friendly formatting for essays and literature coursework.

  • Chicago

    Common in history and some humanities programmes — author–date or notes–bibliography.

  • ASA

    American Sociological Association style for sociology coursework.

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