Online Ghostwriter Reveals Using Writing Service is Not Cheating
Online ghostwriter points out why university and medical residency applicants are not cheating when they turn to online writing services.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 31, 2012
Using an online writing service helps level the playing field for university and medical residency program applicants, however many clients reveal they feel that they are cheating. MyStatementofPurpose points out that using an editing, ghostwriting service is not cheating, nor illegal: "When Hilary Clinton revealed on Larry King that she had 'a lot of help' on a New York Times Bestselling book, nobody batted an eyelid. When a student reveals they got help on their residency application, the first instinct is to attack them. Why?".Applicants are not under any obligation to abide by university codes as they have yet to be accepted. What is more, international students, irrespective of accomplishments are being judged harshly and unfairly. Everhart indicates that, "International medical graduates are highly skilled doctors, dentists, and nurses. When they come to the U.S., they are being judged not necessarily on their medical skills, but on their ability to string 300 to 600 words together in a statement of purpose. We help level the playing field and get them to where they deserve to be."
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