Questions students ask first

We take dissertations, theses and research projects from wherever you are up to through to a finished document at an agreed grade band. That covers planning the structure, the literature review, methodology and data chapters, written work on any part of it, editing, referencing and a final proofread. Some students want the whole project handled, others want one chapter.

Any stage, from shaping a proposal and research question through to a final proofread before submission. Most students come to us at the planning stage, or once they have a first full draft and are not sure what is wrong with it.

Yes. Harvard, APA 7, MHRA, OSCOLA, Vancouver and Chicago are all covered, and we follow your department's own handbook wherever it differs from the standard style.

Yes. A structural review tells you what each chapter is currently doing, what is missing against the marking criteria, and which order to fix things in. A proofread can follow once the content is settled.

Yes. Your drafts, your topic and your details are never shared, published or reused.

We read the whole draft against your marking criteria, then send back three things: a chapter map showing what each chapter currently does versus what it should do, a marked-up copy with comments where the argument slips, and a list of fixes ranked by how much each one moves the grade.

Yes, and it is one of the most useful things to send us. Comments like "needs more critical depth" or "this is descriptive" have specific meanings in UK marking, and we can turn them into concrete edits you can make this week.

Yes. Choice of test, running the analysis, the output tables and the findings chapter that interprets them. SPSS, R, Python, NVivo and Stata are all standard here. You get the working files as well as the write-up, so you can answer questions on how the numbers were produced.

As early as you can. Structural help is worth most before you write, when changing the plan costs nothing. Proofreading needs a settled draft, so it comes last. If a deadline is too tight for the work to actually help you, we will say so rather than take the booking.

Our focus is UK degree programmes and UK marking conventions. If you are enrolled on one, where you are physically studying from makes no difference.

There is no fixed price list, because a chapter plan and a full-thesis edit are not the same job. Send the word count, the deadline and what you want looked at, and you get a quote for that scope with nothing added later.

Email or message us with your working title, word count, deadline and the marking criteria. We will come back with what we would do first and a clear quote.