Nursing essay needed, what company to choose?

I have a 3000 word essay to hand in for part of nursing module i am taking which will count towards a degree. Having qualified as a nurse 13 years ago i can safely say my essay writing skills are terrible and i dont think i am capable of writing a degree level essay. Could somebody advise me "honestly" about a site which writes decent nursing essays.

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Well that was a terrible thing to say!
In some instances, people are in college majors that require papers and such, however, the resulting graduate will not actually need to know APA format to be, say, a good nurse.

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The following is an excellent 'Lived Experience' essay for a nursing student if someone needs a reference on how to write their own nursing paper (for scholarship or admissions)

The experience that has been lived thus far as a baccalaureate nursing student has be rewarding and personally enjoyable. However, it has also required a change in thinking in terms of the work that has been involved and the experiences that have occurred. The program was entered with a good GPA in the pre-requisite courses. There was a great deal of enthusiasm and excitement to leave behind the pre-requisite classes and to truly get involved in the nursing courses. Even more, it felt great to be told by professors that being in the program meant the students were professionals and should think of themselves as such.

One of the things that was not nice about starting the nursing program was the white uniforms. It felt weird to have to wear the white uniforms on a daily basis. It also felt weird to wear them outside of class. It seemed as though everyone who was encountered immediately noticed the white uniform and even asked questions about being a nurse or nursing student. However, the self-consciousness about wearing the white uniform soon left and the happy feeling about being in the nursing program continued.

One of the serious obstacles that was encountered with being in the nursing program was the greater amount of work and studying that had to be performed in order to maintain a high GPA. After the first semester in the nursing program, the grades that were received were lower than expected. A plan had to be developed so that the GPA that was expected, at least from a personal standpoint, could be achieved. First, an understanding of the N-Clex questions had to be obtained in order to appreciate the type of information that needed to be learned. Secondly, the amount of studying that was performed increased greatly.

Currently, the study schedule that is used is on a daily basis from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Most of the studying is performed on campus, and usually in the library. This allows focus to be maintained on the work. It also prevents becoming distracted by the computer or wanting to surf the internet over studying. This studying program has allowed the grades in the nursing program courses to return to what they were in the pre-requisite courses. The work can be difficult, but the rewards of not only achieving a strong GPA but also feeling a personal level of mastery of the information is exciting.

Another obstacle that had to be overcome was the discomfort of being videotaped and the general fear of simulation days. At first, watching the videos and going through the simulations was somewhat disconcerting. However, the benefit of these exercises was quickly realized and became more enjoyable. There was a certain level of self-awareness and self-consciousness with the videotaping that never fully went away.

Finally, confidence about the personal mastery of the information that has been learned increased upon receiving a $1,200.00 scholarship. Even more, having professors give their recommendations to provide junior-level students with tutoring provided another boost in confidence. Overall, the nursing program has been a rewarding experience, and has also shown the positive outcomes that are possible when hard work and dedication is committed to the process. The goal is for this feeling of excitement and personal fulfillment to continue through the rest of the nursing program, and certainly into a nursing career. If the previous semesters have been any indication, the future will indeed be very challenging, but also very rewarding with each new accomplishment.

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How exactly did you manage to pass the course and the licensing exam then? You must have done your own writing 13 years ago. Sometimes students are just too hard on themselves. You did well enough in your papers 13 years ago to pass your classes. What has changed now? The reality is that everyone can write. It is just that people have varying degrees of what they consider acceptable writing. These are the people who hire writing services to help them achieve their sense of "perfection". I believe the OP was one of those kinds of people.

We were never clear about the type of degree the Nursing student is trying to acquire or tried to acquire at the time. She may have been going after a Practical Nursing degree, which would have improved her career options, but required her to go back to school. So we cannot and should not judge the reasons she had for looking for a writing company. Neither should we assume that she did well enough all those years ago when writing, or not writing her own papers. She was looking for help and did not get any at this forum. I wish we could have done more for her at the time.

I've had more Nursing clients than students in any other field, starting with my very first client 25 years ago, precisely because most of the written assignments with which they're continuously bombarded are almost completely unrelated to anything they actually need to know or to be able to do as nurses. Many of them definitely can't write well enough to do their written assignments, and many of those who can are already earning decent money working as nurses while pursuing more advanced degrees; so they just don't have the time to write essays, and it's worth it to them to just pay for a writer instead of trying to write them. They'd much rather spend their free time with their families and limit their schoolwork time to studying for their exams.

@FreelanceWriter I understand what you are saying. Even I have had to use other writer's at times when I was still a student. I did not want to waste my time on my minor subjects when I had major tasks, research, assignments, and tests facing me almost every day in the classes that covered my major. It was the only way I could keep up with the work that needed to be done. I could have done everything myself but then I probably would have ended up skipping meals, losing sleep, and not having a balanced academic-social life. As students, you do what you have to do so that you can achieve the grade needed to pass the class.