Finding The Right Paper Writing Service To Suit Your Needs

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So you're thinking about paying for paper writing services? Well you came to the right place. Not only do we provide this service. we provide advice on selecting the right one for your needs. When paying someone to write an essay, it is important to pick the right service. For example you may seek a company that provides dissertation services. This means you only want companies that have credibility.

Understanding the Paper Writing Services Industry

There are many different types of paper writing services that you can choose from. A common one you will come across is the 'paper mill'. This is also commonly referred to as a ghost-writing service.

When choosing a paper writing service, use this phrase: 'Papers are like puppies'

Paper Mills (A.K.A. Ghost Writing Services)

Do you want to buy a puppy from a puppy mill? These puppy's aren't natural and there are many issues you will run across such as inbreeding. This is the same with paper mills. You run the risk of plagiarism among other problems. You are also supporting the exploitation of writer's skills by money-hungry companies. The benefit of using a paper mill is the price you will pay. They are usually much cheaper than a 'professional paper writing service'.

Professional Paper Writing Services

One alternative to buying from a puppy mill is to buy from a professional breeder. These puppies are usually high-quality and they are also expensive. Once again, it is the same with buying a college paper. You get what you pay for, so if you pay a lot, you will get outstanding results. The downside is that the results can sometimes be too outstanding. Professors can see right through this, and they will likely call you out on it. There is a time and place for using professional paper writing services, grad school. For undergrad you will be wise to avoid them.

A Combination of the Two

The last option is to find a hybrid of both of these. Wouldn't it be great to find a perfect combination of price, quality, and assurance. Have you ever bought a dog from a website like Craigslist? This is as close to perfect as you well get. These puppies are usually from family-owned dogs, and they are simply natural. Another benefit is the price. The owners aren't out to make a profit, and there isn't a scummy agent that acts as middle man. If you're curious about a paper writing service that follows this model, then look no further than The Pro Paper.


We value honest and natural work. On top of this we don't rob our writers. We offer decreasing commission rates as our writers put out work. Once a writer has completed 500 jobs, we only charge a 1% commission rate! This is how we give them the incentive to put out quality work. If you're looking for a safe and reliable way to have an essay written, visit us today at www.TheProPaper.com

11 Types of People You Meet at College

The Straight-A Students

That one guy (usually Asian) that is always studying after class, before class, heck…even during class. But it pays off because he gets all A’s and lands a full-ride scholarship to MIT. He’s the guy you wish you could be but lack the self-discipline to be.

The Rager

We all know that one guy who somehow manages to go to every single club event, house party, frat party, etc. Yet somehow he manages to not fail out of school. Whats even worse is that he ends up getting a great job right out of school.

The Band Nerd

You know….that one person that’s always headed to band practice. They’re usually busy during football season and you hardly hear from them. But if you get the chance to go to a band party, it’s highly suggested. That crew is wild!

The Burn Out

The guy that’s 29 and graduated seven years ago, but somehow manages to wind up at every college party. Sound familiar? They usually can’t let go of their ‘college years’ and find a way to survive in a college town for as long as possible.

The Gym Rat

You can’t tell if they go to the gym because they realllly like working out or if they just like hitting on other gym-goers. All you know is that they always talk about ‘gains’ and they eat a lot of chicken. It’s always good to have this friend because they will most likely be very successful.

The Entrepreneur

We all know that one guy that spends his entire college career trying to avoid joining the workforce after graduation. He does this by starting his own business (not to be confused with the person that always TALKS about starting a weed farm). He’s the guy you talk to when you want to make some money.

The ‘Sorostitute’

We all know that one girl that’s down for the team (if you know what I’m saying). Another name for this individual is a ‘cleat chaser’, and you can find them near the rich guys. Not all sorority girls are sorostitutes, but all sorostitutes are sorority girls.

The Pre-med Student

I’m willing to bet that 25% of the people you meet in college fall in to this category. They’re always complaining about bio or chem. And they always seem to be studying but really they’re online shopping or talking on the phone.

The Law Student

These people are the real champs. If you get to meet one of these rare folk, you’re lucky. They can give you great legal advice and clarify any questions you have about the law. So if you’re wondering whether or not it’s legal to flip off a cop, ask a law student.

The Weekend Warrior

Many people fall into this category. Working during the week and partying on the weekend, these people live a balanced life. They’re great friends because you can study with them during the week. And then you get to do keg stands with them during the weekend.

The Computer Nerd

This type of person can be found lecturing people on why you need to swap to Linux. Whats worse, they’re probably right. While it can be annoying when you don’t understand half of what they’re saying, they are generally great people. They party harder than you can imagine.

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How to be a Great Writer

On Being a Great Writer

Being a good writer is not very difficult when you think about it. All you must do is learn how to not be a bad writer. Being a great writer on the other hand is something entirely different. It goes beyond your skills and abilities as a writer, and requires you to have a certain thought process. Beethoven wasn’t a great composer because he learned everything there is to learn about music. He had a gift that can’t be learned, it must be developed over time.

This is not to say that you can’t be a great writer, because anyone can if they set their mind to it. The first step, as with anything, is knowing what you’re getting yourself in to. This is a hard lesson to learn because people tend to think things should be easy all the time. Being truly great at anything means that you will spend your entire life developing your skill. There will never be a point where you decide that your skills are good enough. You must always strive to improve because this is how you achieve greatness.

Aside from being an over-achiever, you must develop your ability to see both the bigger-picture as well as the smaller one. When you write a story, you are taking your reader on a textual journey. Life is complicated, and great writing allows for this complication. By this I mean that when J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter, she didn’t JUST focus on Harry defeating Voldemort. While this was the main storyline, the story itself had 7 main mini-stories. Within these 7 mini-stories, there were even more stories. You must be able to keep track of the many storylines, and write in a way that helps the reader keep track as well.

When a writer is able to make me tear up, that is how I know that they are a great writer. I only cry when I experience sadness, and for a book that is completely fictional to make me experience a real emotion, that’s how you know they’re the real deal. Being able to put emotions into words and make a third-party reader be empathetic is not easy. You have to consider what your reader is thinking, and how certain words and actions will affect them. I can’t tell you how to do this in an article, but I will be sure to elaborate on evoking emotion from your readers in the future.

Greatness doesn’t come from one source or talent, it comes from a balance of talents and a thought process that allows you to see the bigger-picture as well as the smaller picture. If you can use the advice provided in this article and remain objective as you write, your writing will be taken to a new level. We hope you will comment on this with your opinions. Do you think these qualities are what make a writer great? Do you think that other qualities should be included? What did you have for breakfast today? We want to know all about you, so comment below and spread the word about this article!