Receive an independent review of work you have written, using the assignment brief and marking criteria you provide.
We identify strengths, explain where your draft may fall short of the criteria and suggest priorities for improvement. Where the rubric and available material allow, we provide an indicative grade range with an explanation of the judgement.
The review is designed to help you understand your work more clearly and decide what to improve before submission. Your university determines the final mark.
Your review can address:
The depth of the review depends on the agreed scope and the material you provide. We do not provide official plagiarism certification or guarantee detector results.
You can request feedback on a complete draft or a specific section. A partial draft may not provide enough evidence for an overall indicative grade.
British Scholars provides tutoring, feedback, proofreading and editing. We do not write or complete assessed work, replace your academic judgement or make submissions on your behalf.
An indicative grade is an independent estimate based on the material and criteria available at the time of review. It may differ from your university’s mark because assessors may interpret criteria differently or consider requirements that were not provided to us.
Check your institution’s rules on external feedback before requesting support. You remain responsible for your academic decisions, final changes, referencing and submission.