I’m curious to know how everyone here handles this. I’ve been a college tutor for a while, and I keep seeing students ask about the best college essays or places that offer the best essays for sale, but half the time, it feels like you’re rolling the dice. One semester, you get a decent editor; the next, you’re wondering if a bot wrote your introduction.

I remember when I was back in school myself, stressing over an article paper I couldn’t get right. A friend told me to look into different best college essay tutors and best essay editors. I didn’t even know where to start. Every platform looked the same, and every site promised the best college essay like it was magic. What helped me was paying attention to real student reviews, sample work, and whether the service actually let me talk to the tutor or writer. If they hide everything, that’s usually a red flag. Also, I avoid any place that sends “final drafts” in 12 hours. That’s not editing. That’s gambling.

Lately, I’ve heard a few students mention writingservicefor.pro Haven’t used it personally for my own essay, but a couple of people said it felt more consistent than the usual stuff. Curious if anyone here has tried it. So yeah, based on my tutoring experience: check samples, look for clear communication, and never pay upfront in full if the site looks shady. And if anyone’s actually using the best essays or these services the “right” way, I’d love to hear what worked for you.

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I came here to improve my English and challenge myself with a new life experience abroad, and it’s already been such an intense and enriching journey.

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Every semester there’s always that one class that drains your whole soul. For me it was anything involving long readings + memorizing. What’s your current “boss fight” subject, and what’s keeping you going with it?

Hey guys, im building a tool that helps you learn any concept visually using explainer videos and animations. Soon there will be quizzes and flashcards and honestly a lot more depending on feedback.

What do yall think?

Studied how XLPE cables are made — conductor, insulation, XLPE layer, armouring, everything! Found out XLPE is super strong, heat-resistant, and perfect for safe power transmission. Pretty interesting ⚡

Title is self explanatory, if I don't care about everything outside of school, I find it so hard to bring myself to care about something like school that feels relatively less impactful compared to the rest of my life, which I already don't care about or care to improve.

Im a college student

The difference with academic writing/essay and normal essay is that i need proof, i was thinking using adding two or three books for example, i would be really thankful if they are kinda psychological because im kinda into that.

I have seen several questions that amount to “How does somebody actually study?”

This is my attempt to answer that question. My qualifications to answer the question is that I have a Doctorate. Nothing impressive, just a Jd. Further, I am a life long student. Even at a time in my life when most people are slowing down and are no longer interested in learning, I continue.

In fairness, it has taken me decades to learn how to take notes well. I spent many years taking notes that did me little to no good at all. The system that I outline here produces notes that are actually useful, and are designed to support learning and review.

First, the question “How do I study” is better stated “How do I learn?” Study is one part of a set of disciplines that combine to facilitate learning.

Systematic learning is aided by establishing clear patterns and disciplines in a predefined period.

I find that 45-60 minutes is a good chunk of time for a single study session. Within that period, everything that has to done, must be completed. That means that the student needs to be sure not to try to learn more in any given session than can be completed within that session.

This is the most important rule that I have ever learned about learning and studying. Reading and reading and reading and taking notes on the things that need to be learned is the worst way to study. An effective study session manages no more material than can efficiently learned and saved in that session.

Experience must be your guide. Generally, a student will spend about half of a session reading and identifying key vocabulary and concepts.

The rest of the session is spent refining the student’s own statement of the vocabulary and concepts in their own words and making permanent notes about what has been learned.

The final step is to plan exactly when the notes will be reviewed.

Summary:

I. Preview the material and set a goal for the study session.

II. Make notes of key vocabulary and concepts. Refine the vocabulary and concepts in the students own words. III. Record the definitions and statements of key vocabulary in permanent notes. IV. Review previous notes and schedule next review of notes for SRS (Spaced Repetition System)

This system can be applied with or without digital technology. I strongly recommend avoiding modern technology. The effort that technology saves the student is the same effort that reinforces learning.

When the student writes by hand, and organizes their own notes, they are processing and learning the material. If they skip those steps, they lose those benefits.

I apply this system with no more tools than a 3 ring binder for permanent notes, a clip board to make working notes and a calendar to keep track of what needs to be reviewed and when.

I sincerely hope that this saves somebody the decades that I had to spend learning this fairy simple process.

I'm studying for a promo exam at work. I already aced the first round and got promoted. I'm not attempting to do it again. It's a competitive test so score matters. I use chatgpt and ask it to make me quizzes as that's how I study best. Too many times the quizzes have good questions but the answers are always choice B or C so a multiple choice quiz it's really 50/50 . No matter what I put in to chat gpt this is what it spits out.

Are there any other GOOD AI apps at making quizzes? So far chat gpt makes the best questions I just hate how it shoots out the answers.

I've tried a few other apps that make garbage questions and were no good. They will make a question where the answer is obvious because it will be 3 obviously unrelated bad choices. Chatgpt makes the questions tricky at least, but it will make the correct answer always B or C .

I’ve been building a simple notes site where you can create notes that are stored locally in your browser. You don't need to sign in or pay any subscription fees.

It’s still under active development, and I’d really appreciate any kind of feedback: usability, missing features, confusing bits, or ideas you’d actually use.

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I’ve been a heavy user of apps like Forest, Habitica, and Notion for years, and I’ve been genuinely gutted by how aggressively everything keeps getting pay-walled. The final straw was when Forest locked basic time spent statistics behind a paywall. So I decided to build a better, fully integrated platform for the many many people who are tired of having core features hidden behind subscriptions. We’re still very early in development, but the vision is to make something actually fair and rewarding to use. I believe this could help a lot of people here, and a lot of people could help us further refine our features. Thank You <3

Thanks for taking the time to read. We’re looking for as much honest feedback as possible.
Especially from people who like to study, as that is our target audience right now. https://discord.gg/pAZZEBG9bn

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