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  • How to Write an Abstract for Your Scientific Paper

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    Abstract is an essential part of every scientific project. It is a short, self-contained piece of writing that describes a larger work. An abstract includes the essential or the most important thoughts about the entire paper to allow the readers understand the point of your work. Writing an abstract can be a bit intimidating, especially…

  • The Craziest Excuses to Skip Out on Your Writing Assignment

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    Sooner or later, a moment comes in the lives of everyone when we have to come up with a credible excuse for not finishing an assignment. There are a number of possible approaches to this. You can try giving one of the same tired old excuses that every professor has heard a million times: the…

  •  Ways to Enjoy Your Spring Break If You’re Stuck on Campus

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    So, you’re stuck on campus during your spring break. Sure, you’re a little jealous of your friends who are going on a wild trip to Panama City Beach and will enjoy pool parties and crazy nightlife. But don’t be upset. Spring break on campus can be as fun as it is on a trip! Check…

  • Ultimate Tips on Writing Lab Reports

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    Lab reports are an important part of all laboratory courses, including Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Natural Science, and usually a significant part of your grade. A lab report is your chance to show what you did in your experiment, what you learned and what the results meant. When preparing a report, it is always important to…

  • Scholarship Essay Tips: Write a Winning One

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    Your scholarship essay is easily the most important part of your entire application. It’s probably the only part of the application which makes you stand out from other applicants. Most applicants will meet the same basic requirements: good grades, well-rounded extracurricular activities, and decent test scores. So congratulations…you’re just like everyone else! Until the reviewers…

  • Book Critique Writing: Play It Cool

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    Are you feeling stressed about that book critique assignment? No need to worry. Here are the steps to creating a book critique you can be proud of. What Is a Book Critique? A book critique is different from a book report, which is a simple and straightforward summary of the book. In a critique, you…

  • Tips to Write a Personal Statement That Works

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    Are you dreading to write that personal statement for your application? You may feel overwhelmed by the task, but in reality your personal statement is a great opportunity. This is your chance to show the admissions committee the real you, the aspects of yourself that are not revealed by grades or test scores. Here are…

  • Writing Lessons You Can Learn From Your Favorite TV Shows

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    It’s one of the best ways to wind down during a study break or a lazy Sunday: tuning in to Hulu or Netflix for some of your favorite shows. But do you ever stop to ask yourself why you love these shows so much? Something about them has captured your attention. What if you could…

  • How to Write an Evaluation Essay

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    Do you ever read restaurant critiques or movie reviews? Of course, you do. These reviews are examples of evaluation essays. You might think that an evaluation essay does nothing more than express your opinion, but actually a good one is unbiased and rational. There are three key elements of a good evaluation essay: 1. Criteria.…