What we do, what we refuse to do, and why the difference matters to your degree.
Academic support services occupy a spectrum. At one end is proofreading, which no university objects to. At the other is contract cheating, which can cost you the degree years after you receive it. Knowing where a provider stands on that spectrum is your risk, not theirs — so here is exactly where we stand.
Universities are actively writing rules on the use of AI tools in theses, and those rules differ between institutions and change between academic years. Assume that any text you did not write yourself must be declared, and check your own institution's current policy rather than a general statement — including this one.
We do not accept authorship or co-authorship on client work. Authorship belongs to those who made the intellectual contribution to the research. A support service that asks to be added as an author is creating a problem for you, not solving one.
We analyse the data you provide. We will point out problems — missing values, response patterns that suggest careless completion, outliers that change conclusions — and we will document how we treated each one. We will not remove inconvenient cases to produce a preferred result, and we will end an engagement rather than do so.
Your topic, instrument, data and drafts are used only for your project. They are not reused, resold, or shown to other clients. We sign a non-disclosure agreement on request, before you send anything.
You will not find client counts, success rates, testimonials or star ratings on this site. Not because we have none, but because we will not print a number we cannot evidence. Where we state a figure — thirty-plus subjects, fourteen platforms — it describes the scope of services offered, and nothing more.
Send your topic, your dataset or one draft chapter. We will tell you honestly what it needs — before you pay anything. The first consultation is free.