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Originally Posted by Mike33
Holly, how do people write essays by simply breezing thru source material? I recall watching a documentary about students who write papers for other students and it's on topics they're not even familiar with. They just sort of speed read through some of the material and subject matter required for the paper and somehow come up with a cohesive well written paper. The student paying for to have the paper written for them earns a B grade or higher.
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I guess it's just one of those things. My neighbor in college used to pay me to write papers for him and he was in Aviation Management, which I knew nothing about. If you write and you enjoy it, then I suppose it comes naturally.
I had a major that fell under the college of science and math, but I definitely wasn't a math wiz. My bf was an applied math major and I would come home struggling with something in calculus, physics, or trig and he'd say, "oh, that's easy" and just sit down and do it. I guess it just depends on which way your brain is wired.