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Do you feel you don’t have enough time? Are you sleeping less because otherwise you can’t fit everything you want to do in a day? Then it’s entirely possible you’re doing too much.

You probably know it better as “etc.” you have read things that have used it; you have probably said it yourself. You may or may not have used it in your own assignment writing, but chances are you may not be using it correctly. One of the reasons is that how to use etc. is not taught in English grammar and composition classes.

“What should I write in my dissertation introduction?” is a question we commonly get. Students who are completing their dissertations have a pretty clear idea of what the other chapters in their dissertations should include.

College application time can be stressful for both students and their parents. There are so many things to juggle. Students have to study for the SAT, JLPT, or ACT, sometimes both. There are applications to fill out, and scholarships to pursue.

No reasonable person would say that we should lose the fight against mental illness. Unfortunately, if action is a measure of intention, it sure doesn’t seem like a battle we’re very interested in winning. Resources and funding for mental health treatment and support aren’t adequate.

Thesis statements come in all shapes and sizes. For an essay or a research paper, they are a statement of the main point of the piece of writing. For example, a thesis statement on the causes of the American Civil War might be: “While there were several specific causes of the Civil War, the overriding cause was the issues of the powers of the federal government vs. states’ rights.” The reader now knows that you are going to “prove” this main point in the body of your work.

Academic competitions are common. There are spelling bees and robotic competitions on a national level, for example. There are school-wide, regional, and state competitions. One of the most interesting national academic competitions is the Academic Decathlon, a product of the U.S. Academic Decathlon Association (USAD).

We are thrilled to announce another essay contest scholarship with an amazing prize of $2500 in scholarship funds. This time around the topic is environmentalism and what students can do to save the earth! Have you done something to protect the natural environment in your community? Do you have a brilliant idea to counteract the human effects on the environment? If so, fire up your word processor and get to work! Keep reading to Learn more!

Thanks everyone for the participation in the writing contest by Essay Supply! Here are the results!

“I do not aim with my hand. He who aims with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I do not shoot with my hand. I shoot with my mind. I do not kill with my gun. I kill with my heart.”