Like Freshman year logs, each log in Sophomore year generally has 5 sections, the Topic, Personal Connection, Further Development, Developed Questions, and the Extension. Sophomore year logs are slightly different from Freshman year logs, as the location of sections may vary.

The Personal Connection section is where students write about how the topic relates to them, such as an inspiration or a personal experience. 

The Topic is where the majority of the information about the topic is written. This gives the reader a background on said topic and an entrance into the rest of the paper. 

The Further Development section is where the student creates an original idea based on the topic at hand. This idea will have to be backed up with additional research to show how it will work. Or the student may report on new findings on the topic within a recent and credited study. However, it is required to address the reasons why it won't work, referred to as "roadblocks".

The Developed Questions is the section where questions that weren't answered through research will be addressed. The Extension can be an interview, a questionnaire with over 15 respondents, or an experiment related to the topic.