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100% Essays: A Comprehensive Guide for University Students
566 students
100% Essays: A Comprehensive Guide for University Students
Learn to write excellent university-level essays that will set you apart from your peers.
Created byEric Kim
Last updated 5/2023
English
What you'll learn
- Compose a flowing, well-structured, and organized essay that is interesting to read.
- Apply critical thinking to write logically about complex topics.
- Write essays that adhere to widely-accepted academic rules and conventions.
- Understand and optimize the different parts of the writing process.
- Have a solid understanding of basic grammar and writing conventions.
- Develop a thesis and create a thesis statement.
- Write introductions, boy paragraphs, and conclusions.
- Inject quotes and paraphrases from external sources.
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Course content
5 sections • 18 lectures • 1h 57m total length
Requirements
- There are no prerequisites needed - only your attention!
Description
Students may believe that with the recent release of AI chatbots and large language models, the skill of writing has become obsolete.
That is not the case!
Writing is arguably more important than ever now as mediocre writers are drowned out by auto-generated content.
Today, any writing done by a human has to stand out for any chance of survival and dissemination.
CONTENTS AND OVERVIEW
This course will teach students how to write a university-level essay from start to finish. The first module starts with an overview of the basic grammar and rules that will be required to write well.
The second module applies this knowledge in the writing of introduction, body, and conclusion paragraphs, including the ever-critical thesis statement.
In fact, we go over not just how to write the thesis statement, but how to come up with the thesis itself, which is the core idea of an essay.
The last module teaches the overall process of writing, which consists of setting a logical structure and sequence of arguments, establishing an overall rhetoric, and incorporating external sources through citations.
SHORT AND PACKED
This course is succinct so that it delivers all the most important knowledge that a student would need in as little time as possible. After all, students don’t have the time to sit through hours of instructional video content!
Nevertheless, the course also comes with lesson-specific supplemental documents that contain exercises and notes so that students can practice the concepts taught in the lectures right away.
Who this course is for:
- Students who need to write essays for high school or university and want to stand out from their peers in their essay skills.
- Anyone who is interested in improving their writing skills will find this course helpful, since the topics are transferrable to many other forms of written communication.