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• How to Get an Excellent Grade for Your Writing? Research Paper Guidelines

  October 15, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  Most instructors and professors assume that students know exactly how to produce a scholarly research paper. This may not be the case If, in their highs schools, students were not required to craft good research works. 
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• Fear = Poor Decisions or No Decisions

  October 13, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  Every day is a day of decision-making. From the smallest decision of what to wear, to more important decisions at work, and, on some occasions, some really big decisions, we try to weigh alternatives and make the best one. We decide on college majors; we buy cars and homes; we make huge decisions about career choices and relationships.
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• Brain Activity and Health – Is There a Connection?

  October 13, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  Traditional medicine has always separated the brain and the body. A medical physician always treated physical ailments, and psychiatrists and psychologists always treated emotional and mental disorders. 
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• The Personal Statement Essay – Yes, It Really is all about You

  October 12, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  That pesky personal statement essay. You have put it off as long as you can, and now you may even be wondering how to write a college personal statement essay – after all, it’s not like you do this every day.
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• Improve Your Skills on Writing a Research Essay

  October 8, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  There is some discussion today about what constitutes a research essay and what constitutes a research paper. The biggest difference between these two pieces of writing is length, for both require research and the use of that research to support a thesis. But generally, essays are shorter in length. 
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• How to Create a Speech that Inspires and Entertains. 4 Main Tips

  October 5, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  All good speeches center around a clear message. Figuring out what message you want to  deliver is your first step. Start by defining a topic area, if your instructor has not already done that for you. For example, let's imagine that your speech must be on the topic of wellness and health. 
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• Steps in the Writing Process ­– You Can’t Skip any of Them

  October 1, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  Those pesky essays and papers – they never stop coming! And, as busy as you are, it is so tempting just to “fire them off” just to get something in on time. This is not a good idea, because those poor grades accumulate and all of a sudden you are at the end of the semester and looking at course grade that you will not want to share with your parents, for sure. 
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• Compare Public vs. Private College. Which one is better?

  September 25, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  Making the choice to attend a private or public university is a big one. Many students and their parents make that choice based solely upon cost. After all, a college education is a large financial investment, and there may be hefty student loans to pay back after graduating. 
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• College with free applications - Make You Dream Come True!

  September 21, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  If you are getting ready to go through the college application process, you should know that, on average, the fees charged by schools just to submit your application, is $41.00. Obviously, fees vary by institutions, and this figure is only an average.
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• Good Writing Skills – It’s what’s Up in Every. Single. Course.

  September 18, 2015 - Posted by TopWritersReview

  If you have not heard any college students complaining about the amount of writing in college courses, then you may want to get your hearing checked before you go off for your freshman year. It is the most common complaint among college students across the nation, on large or small campuses, day and night. 
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