[DTfan]

Sounds like if you learned how to write better you could save a lot of time.

Just a typical week of college, nothing to be tired over. I'd hate to see how hard you'd think a school harder than EKU would be.

I never said it was hard and as far as me learning how to write better I can write some damn good papers...or so my instructors and high school teachers have told me but that was in a completely different format that I had never used before so that made it a little difficult and thats why I had to get help...previously knowing the format wouldn't have helped because I still would've went to the writing center to make sure it was right...that paper is 30% of my grade so I think it's worth the time and effort I put into it.

Just so you know, I never said EKU was hard either...I haven't done near that much work this semester and have a 4.0 as of right now so needless to say that isn't a typical week for me or anyone else I know...the paper wouldn't have been so bad as far as me getting tired simply because I could've extended the time it took me to get it done since it's not even due until the 28th. However, I didn't want to procrastinate snice I have a test I have to study for over my break therefore I went ahead and got it done what like 5 or 6 hours (writing a rough draft, proofreading, correcting it, rewriting it and proofreading it again and possibly more correcting if needed.)

I'm just wondering but has anyone EVER written a paper that was worth a much as your final grade and my paper is and get it absolutely perfect the first time? Or did you have to go back and make corrections whether it was formatting it or grammar or even running spell check? I don't think anyone get's it right on the first try...everyone I know has always had to write a rough draft and take the steps to get it corrected and fixed...at least thats the way I have always been taught to write.