Tutoring / University of New England
Write it yourself, then let a tutor show you where your University of New England draft meets the scoring guide and where it can be stronger.
Everything you hand in is written by you. Your tutor explains, comments and points the way, and your school account, quizzes and exams stay yours.
University of New England's academic integrity policy and your instructor's guidance come first, and a study guide works for every course.
Help that fits how University of New England courses are graded: on the scoring guide, criterion by criterion.
Send the draft you wrote and the assignment's scoring guide. A tutor reads it against every criterion and sends back comments on your argument, your sources and your APA 7 formatting, so you know exactly what to revise.
A guide to your University of New England program: how its courses are laid out, what each scoring guide asks for, and how to plan your assessments so nothing catches you late.
Build the skills behind every paper: planning and outlining to the scoring guide, finding and judging scholarly sources in the University of New England library, and editing your own draft for clarity, grammar and APA 7.
For health care papers, a tutor checks your use of data and sources and how clearly your recommendations follow from them.
Education students share lesson plans, reflections and curriculum projects, and tutors comment on alignment with the standards each rubric names.
In social work courses, a tutor reviews your assessment or reflection against the competencies the rubric names.
Most University of New England assignments come with a rubric that grades each criterion separately. Your tutor reads your draft against it, so you see where you'll earn full marks and what lifts the rest.
Assignments University of New England students in these programs often write, and the ones tutors help with most:
University of New England has 13 programs in our catalog, from certificate to doctoral, most of them in health care, education and social work. Course codes there look like DCN, EDU, DSW and GPH. Examples: Doctor of Clinical Nutrition and Master of Climate Change Leadership.
Three steps, all by text or email.
Choose draft feedback or a study guide, and tell us your program and course.
Your tutor asks for your draft and scoring guide, or the course you want a guide for.
Written comments on your draft, or your study guide, sent to you by text or email.
Your tutor reads it against your scoring guide and comments on each criterion, your structure, your evidence and your APA 7. You make the revisions, so every word stays yours.
Yes. Your tutor teaches you how to find scholarly sources, judge their quality, take notes you can cite, and build them into your paper.
Yes. Your tutor highlights spelling, grammar, wording and citation issues and shows you how to correct them, so your own editing gets sharper with every paper.
Your tutor works with you on planning and writing University of New England papers: turning the scoring guide into an outline, building each section and citing as you go.
The draft you wrote, the instructions and the scoring guide. Earlier instructor comments help your tutor see what to focus on.
Choose A study guide in the form and tell us your University of New England program and course. Your tutor sends the guide and walks you through it.
Yes. Your draft and details are shared only with your tutor.