Category: Articles & Advice
WritePass Recommends: 5 amazing tools to improve your studies
It has never been such a great time to be a student! With the wide array of websites, apps and tools available at your disposal (most of them free!), it means that students can spend more time on researching and developing their essays, rather than spending hours ensuring they have a comma in the right […]
Analysis Of Harold Hotelling’s Theory
Abstract Economists have long been concerned with the extraction of natural resources. This paper presents an evaluation or analysis of Harold Hotelling’s theory that asserts that the most socially and economically profitable extraction track of a non-renewable resource is one along which the price of the resource, determined by the marginal net revenue from the […]
Is Further Study Worth the Cost?
It is at this time of year that many students start to think about whether or not they should take up Postgraduate study at the end of their Undergraduate degree. For some, this is to put off the thought of getting out into the ‘real world’ for another year, but for others it is seen as a […]
What To Do When The Pressure Is To Much
Being a student can be a very an exciting time – with loads of new friends, clubs, courses and experiences with the new semester, there’s a lot to look forward to and enjoy; however, there can also be a lot of pressures with juggling part-time jobs, assignments and exams and essays. Trying to manage all these things […]
How To Stop Anti-Study Procrastination (part 2)
If you’re currently writing your dissertation or summer thesis, then you will know how challenging it is to try and keep yourself focused. With so many distractions around, it can be too easy to end up procrastinating rather than actually doing any work! So what to do? Well, today we look at another set […]
How To Stop Anti-Study Procrastination (part 1)
You have a deadline looming. However, instead of doing your work, you are squandering your time online, checking email, browsing social media, watching videos, surfing blogs and forums. You know you should be working, but you just don’t feel like doing anything. We are all familiar with the procrastination phenomenon. When we procrastinate, we squander […]
Will Doing a Master’s Get Me a better job?
Many students wrestle with the decision whether to take up Postgraduate study at the end of their Undergraduate degree. For some students this is to put off the thought of getting a ‘real-job’ for another year (which is a bad reason to do a Master’s!), but for others it is seen as a route to further […]
Brain food to Boost your Exam Scores
Well all know that completing a long exam can feel like running a mental marathon, but did you know that what you eat and drink can affect your exam performance? Well it’s true – certain foods have been scientifically proven to improve your energy levels, concentration rate and overall brain power; sounds exactly like the kind […]
Critical analysis of the causes, effects of financial deregulation, occurrences, and effects on financial regulation
1. INTRODUCTION The financial industry encompassing banking, financial services and insurance companies play a very important role in the economy of any nation, and are therefore important in ensuring liquidity in the economy. They are strategically positioned to accept savings from customers, and provide loans to consumers and businesses for a reasonable profit. Their importance […]
Politics and Religion
In order to address this issue, it is first necessary to define the two colossi of politics and religion. The first term is used here to mean the science of governing a nation, and the second is defined as the belief in a supernatural power that informs an institutionalised code of behaviour. These two subjects […]
Trade Mark Law to the Fashion Industry
Introduction Alligator and Crocodile . A crocodile which faces left and a crocodile which faces right . “Criminal” and “Criminal Damage” . Two bounding felines . “Amaze Collection” and “Ama Zing” . “The Gunners” and “Arsenal Gunners” . By such finely nuanced words and concepts the battleground of Trade Marks in the fashion industry is […]
American Neo-Imperialism: the Export of Culture and Democracy
Abstract This dissertation explores neo-imperialism and its manifestations in US foreign policy. It focuses on the export of democracy and American culture as two of the core mechanisms for the sustainment of US influence in the developing world. It aims to define the ways in which the export of American-style democracy and culture has become […]
Dilemmas All Students Face
It’s no secret that every day can be a struggle when you’re a student. So many choices and decisions: what should I do, party or study? Call my friends or my parents? Or should I break up with my boyfriend or girlfriend! So many courses of action; who knows which is the right path to go down? Thankfully due to our […]
Managing Your Time – The Essential Guide
Successful students know that University isn’t just about knowing how to write an essay or pass an exam – but balancing your academic work life – lectures and seminars, presentations and research, coursework and revision – with part-time jobs, your fitness, friends and family (oh and occasionally some fun). So how do these top students stay […]
Get the Most Out of Your Money at Uni
Everyone knows that being a student can be tough on your wallet. With course fees, rent, bills, food, textbooks, drinks, travel – the list of expenses goes on and on. Many of you will also be slaving over bars or tables working part-time jobs to help fund your studies, but that isn’t always enough. Fortunately […]
How to Beat the January Blues
Let’s be honest, January is a gloomy old month. Christmas and new year frivolity are in the distant past, and everyone’s broke because we’re still paying for them. The days are short and grey, it’s cold and gloomy and spring seems an age away. But it’s not all doom and gloom! Today we look at what you […]
discussion on the available technology in operations management
Introduction Given the globalisation of markets, increasingly complex operational landscape as well as the multiple dimensions of operational processes between partners, suppliers and stakeholders – recent advances in technology over the past few decades has elicited rapid responses from organisations across operational and transformational processes.
5 Revision Tips For International and ESL Students
Revision for exams is a daunting and unwelcome task for any student; however if you are an International or ESL student studying in a foreign county, revision might be even more challenging than normal. Fortunately WritePass recognises this difficulty and have helped thousands of ESL or international students to revise effectively and to pass their […]
7 THINGS YOU ONLY LEARN FROM MOVING TO THE UK TO STUDY
It goes without saying that leaving your home to study in a foreign country can be scary stuff – especially if you don’t speak the language. Yet all over the world, hundreds of thousands of students move to different countries for their education, and don’t look back! So what is it about moving to another […]
