When I first started out writing academic papers, I didn't need help with my coursework. My advisor would send me pre-approved copies of coursework to study and critique. I submitted my papers and had a well-written, properly cited bibliography waiting for feedback from my faculty adviser. But as the semester by semester progressed, I began to feel my coursework wasn't moving me forward. Some of the essays and suggested readings felt like they were written for different courses, and the class structure didn't make sense.

So what did I do? I got help with my coursework when it became clear that I needed some formatting help. First I bought several books on academic writing and publishing. I also took a course on editing, because I knew that some of my assignments would have to be edited for clarity and grammar. And after those two major obstacles, I started to feel more at ease in the classroom. I submitted more papers and had more offers for coursework assistance, and by the end of the semester I was surprised to find that many of my assignments were graded successfully!

Now I'm not sure if I still need help with my coursework from a custom coursework writing service. Maybe I'm just more comfortable having the work reviewed and critiqued by people who know more about academic writing than I do. I know that I now have access to editors and professional editors that will give me the help I need to get coursework help when I need it. Perhaps the most important thing is that I'm no longer asking for help with my coursework, I'm asking for help with my writing.