Finishing an essay at 3am when it’s going to be submitted at 11am. Sound familiar? That was a usual occurrence during my Bachelor’s degree and I know many different students who are the same now. We have busy lives with the different things both inside and off campus, and researching and writing an essay takes an awful amount of time – time that we sometimes don’t have. I’m really not sure of the psychology of writing against an impending deadline, but I’m sure there is something to it. … [Read more...]
Referencing and Making Your Paper Sound More Interesting
About the flow of papers and how you can do them better. … [Read more...]
Best UK Dissertation Proofreading Service
Uniproof’s dissertation proofreading service for students offers assistance to ensure your dissertation paper is free from errors and inconsistencies. That means your research paper is not going to have any spelling, grammar or punctuation errors. When you’ve spend months studying the subject, creating a foundation for the research and generating hypotheses, you want to sit back and relax – let uniproof take care of the last minute clean up and correct the mistakes you’ve made. You’ve had … [Read more...]
What is a Proofreader?
You’re looking for more information about what a proofreader is and what this person actually does, especially if you’re a student. Well, these individuals – whether editors or proofreaders – check for consistency in your written English. A proofreader carefully reviews a piece of text, or an academic essay in your case, and ensures there are no errors, misspellings, grammar issues, or confusion in the arguments and tone of your paper. They clear up where those coffee fuelled late nights writing … [Read more...]
How To Reference Using Harvard
Referencing in academic work is important. You don’t want to be accused of plagiarism, now do you? In this article you’re going to learn a few different things about how you can use the Harvard referencing system correctly. There are many different variations to the referencing system, where professors and lecturers (and indeed researchers) have wanted to adapt the style and layout to suit them. I’m going to explain these, but I’ll also be providing you with the more common elements that you … [Read more...]
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