: When is it okay to insert a page break before a new paragraph? I sometimes find myself with only one to three lines between the start of a paragraph and the end of a page when writing papers.

I sometimes find myself with only one to three lines between the start of a paragraph and the end of a page when writing papers. When using the APA format, is it okay to insert a page break before the start of the paragraph?

Here are three examples:

1. Heading is on the last line

2. Heading and two lines of text

3. Two lines of text, no heading

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If you are using a heading, feel free to start it on a new page. Try to imagine headings as being similar to chapter markers, they mark the start of a new section of your piece, however, this is again dependent on your writing style and any criteria your examiners require.

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