The Value of Buying a College Research Paper

The Value of Buying a College Research PaperAs an academic writing instructor, I've noticed a trend of students buying a college research paper because they believe it will help them get better grades. Of course, the student's goal is to get good grades in their freshman year.So, my advice for students when they buy a college research paper is this. Do not buy a paper solely based on whether or not it looks good on the grade-report card. Here are three reasons that the grade is irrelevant:It is important to remember that grades are not necessarily an indication of the quality of the paper. If a student gets the same paper the grade says they got in high school, the grades may not be as high as they were in high school. Even so, the grade is not an indication of the quality of the research. Therefore, it doesn't matter how high the grade is if the student did not learn anything from the paper.Also, just because a student received a low grade in high school, doesn't mean that they will continue to do poorly in college. Remember, there are many students who have never earned a grade below C in high school. If you're a writing instructor and your student tells you they didn't get the paper for that reason, try to explain why it was necessary. Then, decide whether or not the student has learned anything from the paper.Of course, the fact that a student purchased a college research paper to help them get better grades does not automatically make the paper effective. The professor needs to really write the paper. It also helps to know the audience of the paper before one buys the paper.In order to make sure that the student's grade reflects the content, the professor needs to be knowledgeable about the topic. This doesn't mean that the professor must be an expert in the field. As an instructor, you need to understand the subject you teach. After all, the entire purpose of teaching is to explain the concepts to the student in a way that they can easily understand.Anoth er reason that the grade reflects the quality of the paper is that, even if the professor does not give an outstanding grade, a student may think that their paper is too good to be true. Students feel that if a professor gives a mediocre grade to them, it would look bad on their report card.Lastly, some students think that the grade that they received on their paper indicates their worthiness of employment. Other students think that getting a poor grade on their paper means that they should go to work for a lower-paying company. There are other reasons for students to buy a college research paper, but in order to decide if it will help them get better grades, it's important to be able to explain the concept well.