I was wondering if anyone can give me any essay help at the moment regarding a Sociology Essay I am currently very busy with at Uni. I am in my second year at Nottingham Trent University and am suffering from a very bad case of writers block (or in my case essay writers block).

It seems I need some help in being able to put down in writing some very good ideas and thoughts I have when sitting down and planning my essays and dissertations.

I am normally a very accomplished essay and dissertation writer, however of late have been suffering greatly.

Last night I did a Google search on essay writing services and in the search results there was two that particularly caught my eye. Namely UKEssays and UK Dissertations.

I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with 'custom essay' companies and if so, would you advise me using their services as judging by their websites, they really seem good.

Any help or advise would be much appreciated

Regards

James Bison

I know that universities look pretty dimly on those companies as being somewhere beyond the fine line between teaching and doing the job for someone. If you want to genuinely get help with where you're having issues, I would try some private tuition so that you build your confidence/abilities, etc and are equipped to solve the problem if/when it arises in the future by yourself. A private tutor isn't that expensive these days - if you try the link I've given you that should give you an idea of costs, etc.

1. You will be expected to demonstrate the relevance of your essay to the set topic by:
* recognising the assumptions and implications underlying the actual working of the topic and taking account of them in the course of your essay;
* handling the topic and its key terms within the limits of the course and discipline being studied;
* focusing consistently on the key ideas and terms throughout your essay;
* covering all the parts of the set topic; some topics will include a number of sub-topics or sub-questions related to the main theme.
2. You will be expected to demonstrate wide and critical use of written resources by:
* reading with a questioning mind - not accepting that something is true simply because it is published and not expecting that there is any single correct answer to complex questions;
* reading in order to understand both the meaning of each individual sentence and its relationship to the developing structure of the argument;
* evaluating continuously what you are reading by testing the opinions and judgments of the writer against the evidence she/he provides and against the opinions and judgments of other writers (and maybe against your own experience) and then by deciding whether this material is relevant to the purpose of your essay.
3. You will be expected to demonstrate your ability to present a reasoned argument by:
* selecting only points which are directly relevant to your topic and your argument, discarding those which may have seemed relevant when your ideas were still developing;
* structuring the material so that the main ideas are presented logically and coherently, i.e. each idea must fit reasonably with that which precedes it and that which follows, and the ideas taken together must lead consistently to your overall conclusion;
* ensuring that each section of your argument is internally consistent, with the evidence, examples, and quotations clearly supporting or extending the central idea being developed;
* taking into account alternative points of view or interpretations of the materials you have used.
4. You will be expected to demonstrate competent presentation skills by:
* adopting a tone and style which are appropriate to academic writing in general and to the special demands of the discipline in which you are working;
* using the necessary specialist terminology accurately;
* using the correct format for quotations;
* following the form of referencing and bibliographic citation which is standard for the discipline;
* presenting graphic and numerical data accurately and economically;
* editing your essay carefully for error in grammar, spelling and punctuation and for precision in choice of words and expression of ideas.

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