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Free Editing Report
Editing can be a pretty subjective assessment of a paper, but there are still basic guiding principles to follow. Do your sentences connect logically to one another, and do your paragraphs follow an argument for your thesis? Is one sentence the topic sentence, with the others offering evidence to back it up? Building on a logical foundation, there are issues of voice and theme to consider in your paper. A sarcastic tone works for a scathing editorial, but not for a clinical scientific description. These things and much more are what you must consider as you write out every line of your paper.
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Formatting Your Papers
APA or Harvard Style Formatting
APA or Harvard Style Formatting
How do you properly cite a quote from a scholarly journal? A regular book? A website? The Owl at Purdue tells you how to do these things in APA.
MLA (Modern Language Association) Formatting
The Writer's Workshop at the University of Illinois has links for every possible citation situation in MLA, electronic or otherwise.
Chicago Formatting
This windy city format is the one with the footnotes, folks. Diana Hacker's website tells you how to format in four main academic paper categories, including humanities, social sciences, history and and hard sciences. She also has tips for evaluating source materials, and a glossary for the hundreds of terms which are part of the researcher's lingo.
CSE Formatting
Council of Science Editors Formatting is the preferred method of referencing for biology, chemistry, genetics and other science papers. There are actually three formats to know: CSE's name year system is very simple, but the citation sequence and citation name systems use in-text numbering that is different from traditional footnotes or endnotes. The numbers are not sequential; each number refers to a specific source.
College Survival Guide
For Incoming Freshmen
A basic but practical website that talks about roommate survival, choosing a major, what to eat and even how to join clubs and groups.
Surviving the Credit Card Game
Predatory lending, fine print and short term gratification. This recipe being brewed in America's colleges today tastes like disaster, but you don't have to swallow it. Learn how to serve yourself financially at TruthaboutCredit.org.
Listing some of the worst credit industry practices (especially those aimed at students) and offering tips on shopping around for the best deal.
FAFSA and More for the Needy Student
This is an informative blog with information about student loans, budget gift giving and how to earn money over holiday breaks. Check it out!
Getting in and Paying for College
This is a deep and vital resource for anyone braving the college admissions process. Contains info on early bird admissions, entrance essays and letters of recommendation, as well as common 'scams' that universities use to keep YOUR hard earned financial aid. A must read.
Online Libraries, Databases and Resources
Library Paysites
The two paysites that goodtermpaper recommends are Questia.com and Jstor.org. Questia indexes and scans all manner of scholarly journals, besides having a large library of electronic books on hand. This can be an exceptional resource for someone who has difficulty getting to a large or university library.
Cliff Notes, Book Summaries and More
Sparknotes is a free online version of Cliff Notes. Just search for a book and get a summary of character analysis, plot, themes and other literary elements. This site also has information for science, history and more. This can be a great way to get a paper started, or to get you out of a jam.
